Sentence examples for statistics built from inspiring English sources
The initialization phase combines the information contained in the initial model with that coming from the numerical dynamo model, in the form of three-dimensional multivariate statistics built from a numerical dynamo run unconstrained by data.
Data on hospital admissions for MS between 1997 and 2009 were analysed using a file of linked hospital admission statistics, built from the Scottish Morbidity Records (SMR01) system.
This means that advances and statistics built by the complex trait mapping community could be exploited to gather information in the field.
Kulldorff's spatial and space-time scan statistics, built in SatScan 7.0 (developed jointly by Kulldorff M., Boston, Massachusetts and Information Management Services , Inc Silver Spring, Maryland), are popular cluster detection tests appropriate for handling aggregated spatial data.
Impressive statistics build trust, but stories encourage donors to open their wallets.
Moreover, L1Base reported L1 locations based on Homo sapiens Genome: Statistics — Build 36 version 1.
The statistics were built up over 10,000 random permutations with the maximum TFCE recorded at each permutation.
A.N. and J.R.U.W. ran the statistics, J.J.L.R. built the phylogeny and M.P.R. undertook climate matching.
A recent application of KNIME and R statistics was built for proteomics experiments, focusing on the screening for targets of a miRNA involved in neuroblastoma.
The hospital was directly responsible for the patients, all radiotherapists followed the same regimes, statistics were built up, a research laboratory was developed, there was a mold workshop, and surgeons visited the hospital for complex mixed treatments (or to repair the effects thereof).
Even if neutrality test statistics are built in order to minimize sensitivity to underlying variation in mutation rates, incorporating genomic heterogeneities in mutation and recombination along the genome may be needed to generate sound null distributions that integrate over both historical and mutational/recombinational unobserved processes that shape genomic diversity [ 58].
