Statistical tests then evaluate whether there are statistically reliable differences between the texts or groupings of texts being studied.
Nuclear tests are too few in number to provide statistically reliable quality assurance for stockpile warheads.
Systematic sampling is not as statistically reliable as random sampling.
Obtained results showed that our generated model was statistically reliable.
Rather, the state calculates statistically reliable schoolwide scores by combining answers from all students in a grade.
Under the federal law, states choose the minimum size necessary to produce a statistically reliable gauge of school quality.
We note that terminal criterion showed a modest but not statistically reliable correlation with correct recall (R=−0.30; P=.06).
The Florida survey included 1,729 adults, with statistically reliable sub-samples of African American, Latinx, and white residents.
The reports described in subsection (h) shall only include data that are sufficient to yield statistically reliable information.
Since the technique was originally designed by Dr Lawrence Farwell in the USA to help bring criminals to justice it had to be statistically reliable and robust.
The headline figures are an aggregation of annual improvements to GDP, which even the Treasury admitted (to the FT) might not be "significant" (that is statistically reliable).
