Sentence examples for statistically compatible from inspiring English sources
This new algorithm is based on the evaluation of statistically compatible hypotheses, and a search algorithm designed to exploit the characteristics of delayed inverse-depth technique.
From the knowledge gleaned from a data set of 200 coloured, three-dimensional scans, we generated a missing nose that was statistically compatible with the remaining parts of the patient's face.
Consequently, every data set is statistically compatible with some level of response at any dose (i.e., no threshold).
In our dataset this distribution is statistically compatible with a Gaussian distribution with a coefficient of variation of approximately 8% (standard deviation/mean =0.08).
The mean URR in smoking-adjusted studies was statistically compatible with but somewhat higher than that for the studies uncontrolled for smoking and was statistically significant.
When the analysis is limited to the three clusters (15 cases), the intermediate cluster is centered on 50.8 (confidence interval at p = 0.95: 48.4-53.1), which is statistically compatible with the half point of the VAS.
Based on the Benchmark Dose Technical Guidance, datasets that are statistically and biologically compatible may be combined, resulting in increased statistical and biological confidence in the calculated BMD.
The resulting model is subjected to horizontal and vertical excitation of statistically independent accelerograms compatible with the response spectra of the Regulatory Guide 1.6 of the Nuclear Energy Commission.
The pattern of risks for lung cancer mortality were similar in both cohorts, that is, elevated but not statistically significant and compatible with no increase in risk.
We also noted positive associations between intake of pan-fried sausage and spam or ham and CRC risk, which were statistically significant, albeit compatible with chance when considering a Bonferroni correction (Ptrend = 0.04 and Ptrend = 0.048, respectively).
Model-derived deterministic transformations are compatible with statistically derived ones, provided that the distributed character of the cardiac sources is taken into account.
