Sentence examples for statistics achieved from inspiring English sources

In fact, Kutchins and Kirk point out, the results were "not that different from those statistics achieved in the 1950s and 1960s — and in some cases were worse".

One of the persistent questions of this Super Bowl is what constitutes an elite quarterback: mountains of impressive statistics achieved with a perfect throwing form or championship rings?

The benefits of the pneumatic tester that was developed are related to the time needed for testing, the stability of the impact pulse over long periods of time, and the more consistent lifetime statistics achieved by the simplified bending of the component board during testing.

Since then, the Patriots set numerous records for receiving statistics achieved by a group of tight ends on one team, went to the Super Bowl after the 2011 season, and made it to the AFC Championship after the 2012 season.

Shredding of PE-MP hybrid assemblies (which had better summary statistics) achieved better results as compared with shredding of PE only assemblies.

The stochastic estimation of the background error statistics is achieved over an ensemble of MASCARET integrations with perturbed hydrological boundary conditions.

The Σ3 length fraction and Σ9/Σ3 number ratio decreased during the first two processing iterations, whereas maximum GBE misorientation statistics were achieved after three processing iterations.

The statistics Bradman achieved on the tour, and in the Test matches in particular, broke records for the day and some have stood the test of time.

A good compromise between low percentage of false positives (high inference success) and a good statistics was achieved at T0 = 1.50 for E. coli, and T0 = 1.30 for B. subtilis.

Model building and refinement were continued iteratively until satisfactory statistics were achieved (Tables S1 S6 of the Supporting Information).

This is intended to ensure robust statistics are achieved, avoiding concerns about undersampling or oversampling, while minimising computational load.