Sentence examples for statistically defined from inspiring English sources

Both agreements were statistically defined as "clear" (see statistical analyses section).

Further testing on a larger, statistically defined cross-section of the population is recommended.

The voltage step still occurs on a local maximum of the signal but only above the statistically defined threshold.

The statistically defined amplitude or spatial parameters commonly adopted for stochastic surfaces are not suited to characterize non-stochastic surfaces.

Typically, when following a probabilistic approach, the different variables are statistically defined using a random simulation tool that will take into account the different sources of uncertainty.

They speculate that bias may have been introduced due to asymmetric interpolation in global image registration, and/or to the use of a statistically defined region of interest.

Beyond predictive model construction and validation, this paper presents an extension based on prediction errors' analysis to statistically define the blends with the highest predictability among all the possible ones that can be made by mixing cultivars at different proportions.

When presenting the results of drug combination studies, it is important to have a standard to statistically define synergistic drug pairs.

All three studies have defined the extreme centiles, attempting to statistically define what is abnormal.

Fourth, the concept of adjusting data analysis may be fundamentally flawed despite attempts to statistically define independent explanatory variables.

The NPI seemed to be more accurate whereas Adjuvant! overpredicted survival by around 5% although the study had insufficient power to statistically define the difference.