Sentence examples for statistically correcting from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, statistically correcting for individual to examine annual patterns might inappropriately shape the global relationships among immune indices since we demonstrate that these relationships varied from individual to individual.
On the one hand, statistically correcting for month revealed among individual patterns that appear to be well-supported since we demonstrate that relationships among immune indices were consistent from one month to the next.
Buehler et al. [16] pooled their data in two ways: 1) data points from a given individual were pooled by statistically correcting for month to examine among-individual patterns 2) data points from a given month were statistically corrected for individual to examine among-month patterns.
We also performed two genome scans after statistically correcting for two of our most significant QTL.
However, these trade-offs could only be detected after statistically correcting for female weight at egg laying.
We performed both local 2D genome scans surrounding these regions and performed genome scans after statistically correcting for each of these QTL.
A multi-resolution fusion process is proposed to further refine the statistically corrected results.
The results for birth weight were statistically corrected for influence factors such as the mother's smoking habits, diabetes, and hypertension.
Since there are only two rainfall stations in the study area, we used the mean value (256 mm) only because surface creation from two points is not statistically correct.
Normal points that are statistically corrected range data are more than 20,000 (http://polac.obspm.fr/llrdatae.html), which include unique and important information for investigating the deep structure of the Moon (Yoder 1981; Williams et al. 2001, 2013).
This debate generated tremendous controversy (Hull 1988) and it spurred on the development of methods to statistically correct for dependence among species' trait values when assessing an adaptive hypothesis (Felsenstein 1985, Harvey and Pagel 1991).
