Sentence examples for statistics yield from inspiring English sources

But for the elevator-averse, statistics yield little comfort.

These results show that the detection algorithm operating on projection measurements using Φ designed using background and sensor noise statistics yield significantly better results than the one operating on the downsampled data, and that the empirical pFDR values in our method decays with K.

On the other hand, haplotype-based statistics yield moderate-to-high power to detect microsatellite selection.

When analysing the HNF ChIP chip datasets Clover and z-score statistics yield similar results to PASTAA.

In fact, even a glance at more basic statistics yields a compelling case for Minoso — in a 10-year span beginning in 1951, he finished in the top 10 in batting average eight times, and in the top 10 in steals nine times (leading the league three of those years and finishing second another three times).

In addition, F-D statistics yields higher saturation voltages VS under given parameters.

All comparisons using z-score statistics yielded p-value < 4.72E-12.

Rho statistics yielded remarkably similar estimates completely overlapping with the ML ranges (Table  4).

Cutoff derivation by maximum log-rank statistics yielded a threshold of CDK1SA at 11 (SA units, P=0.029).

Moreover, estimation statistics yielded moderate effect sizes for distractibility, low level of well-being, head-neck pain syndrome, and for the personality trait variables of introversion, social orientation and low aggression.

Using this distributional form, we found that a fit of the free parameters to the (full collection of test) statistics yielded P-values that were too liberal in the tail (Table 1).