Sentence examples for statistically fair from inspiring English sources

The internet means that the discussion no longer needs to be face-to-face, though it involves fixes to ensure a statistically fair proportion of the unwebbed population is included.

Furthermore despite a limited but statistically fair number of patients, patients were treated at several different clinics making bias less likely, which was reflected into highly significant differences in QoL results between study groups.

However, the correlation between the clinical assessment of dentures and patients' judgment ranges from no correlation (Wolff et al. 2003), to weak correlation (Carlsson et al. 1967), to statistically "fair" correlation (Fenlon et al. 2002) to significant correlation (Fenlon et al. 1999a).

Statistically, you stand a fair chance of being injured or killed in an auto accident, while the odds of dying in a terrorist attack are slim-to-none".

In order to statistically adjust analyses for fair and meaningful calculations, relevant data on patients' risk factors and initial conditions must be collected.

The ROCAUC for oliguria as a predictor of subsequent AKI-Cr showed a statistically significant, but only fair performance (ROCAUC = 0.75, 95% confidence interval (CI) 0.64-0.85).

That means that Bond will conclude that if he plays 10 rounds of roulette 1000 times, he can statistically expect on average 1 occurrence of 10 times black in a row... with a fair wheel, and croupier.

This showed that Anneroth and Bryne et al. agreed over 51% (fair) cases with statistically significant value (kappa value: 0.273; P = 0.035).

Agreement between histologic and false-colored confocal images was fair and not statistically significant; κ = 0.28 ± 0.26 (p = 0.14).> The objective of this work was to determine the feasibility of using confocal fluorescence microscopy for immediate assessment of invasive tumor cellularity of CNBs in patients with IBC.

Fair hair was not statistically associated with the risk of LC (OR=1.4; 95% CI: 0.8 2.6).

For females, this association was statistically evident only in those reporting "fair" health (OR = 1.336; 95% CI: 1.104 to 1.616).