Sentence examples for statistically measures from inspiring English sources

The algorithm developed by Dr. Farid and Mr. Kee statistically measures how much the image of a person's face and body has been altered.

Developed by a Dartmouth computer science professor and his graduate student, the software uses an algorithm that "statistically measures how much the image of a person's face and body has been altered," the article says.

Subclass mapping, a method that statistically measures the similarity of predetermined subtypes in independent datasets, was used to test the correspondence of intrinsic molecular subtypes observed in Chinese and Caucasian gene expression data.

Krause calls for better methods of statistically measuring how human din ("anthropophony") affects natural soundscapes.

Some people laugh more or speak more, and it's possible to statistically measure these styles".

But even if no one is talking, their distraction can be statistically measured.

Saturday's men endorsed a system whereby "every targeted player is researched, statistically measured and watched in different conditions".

Weight problems are statistically measured using the body mass index (BMI) of adults, with obesity being defined as a BMI of over 30.

In "Voices of the Wild," Bernie Krause calls for better methods of statistically measuring how human din affects natural soundscapes.

The journal's study was aided, in large part, by information compiled over the last decade by the State Department of Health that statistically measured outcomes in hospitals that perform coronary artery bypass surgery, a high-risk form of open-heart surgery in which a machine temporarily takes over the functions of the patient's heart.

It's impossible to statistically measure the damage done to the A.L. by the D.H.'s absence in those games, but unless Matsui, already hitting just.233 this postseason, can channel his inner Reggie Jackson, the Yankees may not benefit from his presence or his absence during the World Series.