Sentence examples for statistics relative to from inspiring English sources

Definitions emphasizing common consumption or joint production increase estimates of the levels of household assets and consumption statistics, but not on per adult equivalency asset and consumption statistics, relative to open-ended definitions of the household.

Tables 1 and 2 report the statistics relative to the systematic and random error for each angular and linear value of the maxilla and of the mandible, respectively.

We discuss the derived fire return intervals, seasonality and burned extents in Tanzanian miombo relative to those from other African savannas, and the observed frequency-size statistics relative to those reported from other ecosystems.

While Puzzle 4 was never solved as a consequence of the attacks, we report the statistics relative to the two longest stable periods: before (4b) and after the attacks (4a).

It goes back to one of your first questions when we sat down, you know, the media likes to report on IPO's, and yet, there's been a tremendous amount of secondary issuance and debt issuance, so the markets are clearly open, much more than you would believe if you just looked at IPO statistics, relative to any other year.

The numbers of sites where VHSV was present or absent were analyzed by chi-square statistics relative to fish and water, invasion hotspots, and site class (commercial shipping harbors, recreational boating centers, open shoreline).

Character statistics are relative to their class humans have higher HP levels, strength, and defense, and mutants are physically weaker but enjoy a higher mana statistic.

We randomized participants to either VAS or CRS first and to one of six summary statistics: relative risk reduction (RRR) and five absolute measures of effect: absolute risk reduction, number needed to treat, event rates, tablets needed to take, and natural frequencies (whole numbers).

The change in heat wave statistics was calculated relative to the climate model baseline period of 1981 2000.

When comparing species S1 to species S2, conservation statistics was reported relative to the genes that were connected (i.e. had at least one neighbour) at a particular CLR threshold in species S1 and that had at least one predicted ortholog that were connected in species S2.

The performances of these algorithms are studied in terms of Kolmogorov-Smirnov D statistics, relative error, Kendall's rank correlation coefficient and relative cost.