Sentence examples for statistically ascertained from inspiring English sources

Differences between intervention and control groups will be statistically ascertained.

Although no trends can be statistically ascertained due to incomparable samples (notably missing data from the Russian Federation in 2002 and 2010), these data suggest that most of the people who acquire infection in reporting countries are people who inject drugs and that, despite this, their treatment needs remain considerably underserved.

Thus, it is not possible to statistically ascertain that this class of genes is different from other genes in the genome based on the available upstream regulatory information.

In such research the presence, absence, and relative abundance of the pollen of various species of trees from known depths in the bog were ascertained statistically.

Limitations of this study are the small sample size in each KLG group, which limits the power by which differences in deformation (between healthy and OA knees) can be ascertained statistically and that only females were studied and therefore the results cannot be automatically assumed to apply in men.

On the other hand, it should be kept in mind that although the present results are positive, they need to be confirmed in further randomized controlled clinical studies including a sufficient number of patients and defects to allow statistically and clinically ascertained conclusions.

On examining the pharmacological intervention adopted in the case of sleep disturbances it can be noted that benzodiazepines are the most commonly recommended (ρ = 0.334; p < 0.001) while no statistically significant correlation was ascertained between reasons regarding sleep disturbances and psychiatrist's prescription of mood stabilizer drugs.

The ascertained data were statistically analysed using an SPSS statistical software (SPSS for Windows, version 12.0; SPSS Inc., Chicago, IL, USA).

Analysis of variance is also applied to ascertain statistically significant factors contributing to surface roughness.

First, once enough disease risk genes are identified, concentration of genes in particular pathways can be statistically assessed, to ascertain which systems are most commonly dysregulated in disease, and which can serve as targets for drug development.

We were not able to group the animals into smaller subgroups (e.g. degree of Parkinsonism or time of survival after MPTP administration) because the sample would have been too small to ascertain statistically significant differences.