Such observations are much more difficult in the microbial world, and ecological interactions must often be inferred from statistical variations in sequence data instead.
Each statistical variation in quantitative data was expressed as a single determination ± standard deviation, with statistical significance set at P < 0.05.
In general, due to the statistical variation in array data, the diagonal elements are not all equal to one, even if there are no misidentification errors.
As shown in Table 2, the data set tabulated in Table 1 features few statistical variations in magnitude between the variables.
The RED encoding ensures high lossless compression rate and higher computational speed and is also able to adopt with statistical variation in the raw data, which is very important for non-stationary ECG signals.
Professor Cole said he was surprised that the statistical variation in the microwave background data was the most obvious signature of what could be such a revolutionary idea, however.
This short communication considers the statistical variation in the two key fracture properties (strain and strength) for data obtained from tests on 785 jute technical fibres.
It could also be used to include statistical variation in the tetrapods geometry for the modelling of realistic networks.
A statistical approach to data analysis is not feasible when dealing with such a database with large variations in data density and distribution.
The hydroxproline assay showed a measurable increase in lung collagen concentration levels in most bleomycin-treated lobes compared to their saline treated counterparts, but this did not reach statistical significance given the variation in data (7.5 ± 1.1 vs 4.4 ±0.5%%, p=0.06, n=9, Fig. 8d).
Our research objective is to suggest statistical modelling of eye movement sequences using sequential spatial point processes, which decomposes the variation in data into structural components having interpretation.
