Sentence examples for statistically justified from inspiring English sources

The PC index based on a statistically justified relationship between the polar cap magnetic activity and the interplanetary electric field EKL has been derived as a value standardized for the EKL intensity regardless of season, UT and hemisphere.

The assumption of partially constant effects is statistically justified since the confidence intervals would include straight lines (Figure 2).

Rather, testing will be anchored around generating a number of probable results, leaving it up to testers to decide whether the conclusion is statistically justified.

Thus, it would only be statistically justified to compare correlation coefficients (between overlapping pair of variables) if both of these correlations coefficients were significantly different from zero (which is not the case).

Inclusion of a second component in the PLS model was not statistically justified.

Because the retention of four factors was not statistically justified in this case, other criteria were used to guide decision-making.

All these variables exert an insignificant effect on the level of remittances but are jointly significant in determining the probability of remitting, thus statistically justifying their use as identifying variables in this case.

We have already published some preliminary results of this work in [20], but this article now offers much more details on our proposed interference estimation technique, as well as a quite different and more efficient method to statistically justify the wireless coexistence approval.

However, the increase in model complexity is not always justified with statistically significant increases in predictive accuracy [107, 108].

This needs to be justified statistically by either simulations or references.

* If the MM function is not used for mechanistic reasons, and is just a convenient form of function to explain the relationship between GDP and life expectancy, then it needs to be justified statistically.