Sentence examples for statistical value from inspiring English sources

It is reasonably expected to have rules sharing the same statistical value called Statistically Equivalent Rules (SER).

Value of a life year was calculated from the statistical value of life following the formula: V O L Y = S V L A T − A where VOLY is statistical value of life year; SVL statistical value of life; A age when the case happened; T life expectancy; T - A loss of life.

My utter incredulity that Britain ranked so highly derives from anecdotal experience, and has no statistical value.

The statistical value of the association between regulated metabolites and genes was obtained through a two-sided Fisher's exact test.

A statistical value called an "average" can be used to give a single number to summarise or represent a collection of data like this.

That number is said to be the "statistical value of life".

As for accidental shootings and gun suicides, the authors drew on previous studies of losses in the workplace and on jury awards to determine the statistical value of life and the costs of nonfatal injuries.

Andy Pettitte starts the Yankees' 65th game tonight while Al Leiter pitches the Mets' 67th, and in baseball's 162-game season the true statistical value of the outcome will be about six-tenths of 1percentt.

The actual statistical value of this poll is about as good as a potato, so I'm analysing the results with this rather large caveat – it's just a bit of fun!

I gave it a go: Driving to see "Us," I listened to NPR stories about Venezuelan sanctions and economists' efforts to place a statistical value on a human life.

On close examination of how Comolli supposedly put inot effect a system based on the statistical value of a player, the Moneyball comparisons look decidedly flimsy.