Sentence examples for statistically relevant measures from inspiring English sources
There is a need therefore for statistically relevant measures of inheritance quantifying the inter-generational transformation across a cell population.
It is possible that the study was insufficiently powered to demonstrate a clinically and statistically relevant effect for these outcome measures.
In contrast to previous cell elasticity measurement techniques, statistically relevant numbers of single cells can be measured in rapid succession through microfluidic delivery, without any modification or contact.
Student's t test showed that the density measures showed no statistically relevant difference (p > 0.05) in the values acquired.
Thus, after applying the Relief algorithm to the data set, results are presented in Table 7 where the algorithm detects those features that are statistically relevant to the target classification which are measures with highest quality score.
Correlations were moderate in magnitude but statistically significant, suggesting that PROs are important and relevant measures for evaluating OAB treatment.
12 Development of core outcome sets might lead to less variety of incomparable and inappropriate outcome measures, more patient-oriented endpoints and less bias by selective reporting of only positive or statistically relevant outcomes.
However, this adds statistically relevant issues when computing fMRI data because temporal aspects of interaction have to be considered which are problematic when measuring the BOLD signal (for further discussion, see [ 95– 95]).
Such surveys can never be statistically relevant because of the self-selecting nature of the exercise.
Mr. ARRINGTON: You found statistically relevant results….
