Sentence examples for statistical sweep from inspiring English sources

Comparing scores of countries in one statistical sweep, these studies concluded that the poor do not get left behind by growth; that poverty falls when tariffs are cut; and that aid works, but only if the governments that receive it pursue "sound" policies.

This week Brazil released its first nationwide statistical sweep of the mosquito-borne disease that shows that more than one in four of the 90,000 suspected cases in the first quarter of this year were in the state hosting the 2016 Games in less than 100 days.

Although a handful of political scientists tried the technique, their efforts were almost completely forgotten by the 1960's, as the statistical revolution swept through the social sciences, including political science and economics.

Statistical analysis has swept through baseball over the past decade, becoming part of the fabric of the game and an object of growing fascination to its fans.

The statistical revolution that swept into Major League Baseball shortly after the turn of the twenty-first century had arrived, with a few years' delay, in the N.B.A., bringing a greater emphasis on three-point shooting from the corners and on finding openings near the basket, for high-percentage attempts.

In the case of SNV selection (hard sweep), the statistical power of K declined to near zero following fixation.

Geneticists have developed several statistical methods for detecting sweeps, and hence of natural selection in action.

Concurrent with the development of new approaches for the detection of selective sweeps, the statistical models employed for genome-wide association studies have been improved.

Most statistical methods for detecting selective sweeps from genetic polymorphism data, however, have focused on identifying hard selective sweeps in which a favored allele appears on a single haplotypic background; these methods might be underpowered to detect soft sweeps.

However, analysis of subject demographics revealed no statistical differences between the walk and sweep groups (age, P = 0.055; all other demographics, P > 0.2).

The statistical detection of sites under incomplete selective sweep was performed by calculating iHS statistics over individual SNP sites.