Sentence examples for statistically evaluation from inspiring English sources

The statistically evaluation of the performance of SEGOPubmed is performed using the ground truth constructed as described in the previous section.

The hemoglobin responses were filtered within 0.01 to 0.08 Hz for statistically evaluation of the PFC region in the resting-state.

The possibility to follow the same animal from the beginning to the end of treatment and to analyze more parameters at ones, can allow better statistically evaluation of data and underlining the concept that strong efforts should be dedicated to the refinement of experimental procedures that limit the number of animals needed for experimental models of human disease.

Thus, comparison of the mean of experiment A and experiment B was performed after combining the results of all vessels (n = 6) in experiment A. Statistically evaluation was done by using t test.

The SPSS 20.0 software package was used for statistical evaluation; p < 0.05 was considered statistically significant.

That wasn't because of the way Lin played: two statistically based evaluation models ranked him as one of the best players coming out of college his senior year.

This study implied that a statistically based evaluation of the porosity might account for the variations in material properties that were practically observed.

Education Secretary Arne Duncan said in a statement on Monday: "In partnership with Speaker Boehner, the Obama administration has agreed to grow the D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program from the current enrollment of about 1,615 to approximately 1,700 students for the coming year to allow for a statistically valid evaluation of the program, as directed by Congress".

Though CNN-based method requires a large number of samples for sufficient training or for statistically reliable evaluation, there is no gait database including a large number of subjects with wide view angles at the same time.

One of the reasons for this is that existing gait databases [5, 41 44] have been insufficient in terms of the number of subjects, in addition to age variation and balance, which are essential aspects for the statistically reliable evaluation of gait-based age estimation [11].

Results of statistically significant evaluation are indicated as p-values.