Sentence examples for statistical strengthening from inspiring English sources

The observed shift from yellow to red in a subset of cluster circles indicated a statistical strengthening of those GO categories.

In the present study we show at the trend level that markers of adipocyte dysfunction such as adipocyte cell size and circulating IL-6 are further altered in FDR with manifest IGT (however, not reaching statistical significance), strengthening the concept of adipose tissue dysfunction as a contributor to the development of insulin resistance and T2D.

Medical colleges should emphasize teaching of the basic statistical concepts and strengthen statistical thinking among medical students.

The cluster randomised controlled design with high statistical power strengthens our study.

This independent statistical method strengthened our conclusion that miRNAs were affected during training, not simply as individual entities, but in a co-ordinated manner.

Further identification of additional protein spots with strong statistical support strengthened the overall understanding of how inflammation changes the proteomic signature of UC patient colon biopsies.

In conclusion, the results of this new statistical approach strengthen the emerging evidence that lead exposure in school-age children may be more strongly related to cognitive and behavioral development than exposures during earlier childhood.

Our statistical model strengthens the theoretical sensitivity of the test; the NIFTY test performed with 100% sensitivity and 99.9% specificity for detecting autosomal aneuploidies and 85.7% sensitivity and 99.9% specificity for detecting sex chromosomal aneuploidies.

Looking back, the MDGs increased attention to the need for strengthening statistical capacity on development indicators, and improved coordination within countries statistical systems.

Supertyping simplifies data analysis and interpretation of results by reducing sampling error and strengthening statistical relationships.

The ability of these assays to test the supernatant, avoiding analyses destructive to the sample, allowed samples to be used as their own controls thereby decreasing biological variability and strengthening statistical comparisons.