Sentence examples for subsequent statistics from inspiring English sources

The researchers analyzed the late night Twitter activity of 112 NBA players and their subsequent statistics in NBA games over seven seasons from 2009-2010 season through 2015-16.

Subsequent statistics of the peak heights and peak areas of hybridized and non-hybridized DNA oligonucleotide probes on the GAPS™II slides were calculated using Excel (Microsoft) and according to the header information of the voltage output files.

Prior to exposure to anoxia, mean water loss rate (WLR) was 0.0617±0.0034 mg hr−1 and mean rate of CO2 production (VCO2) was 3.23±0.12 µl hr−1 (N = 48 for each; this N holds for all subsequent statistics unless otherwise noted).

Subsequent statistics showed that item 12 had low item-to-total correlation (see Validation stage results).

Based on an examination of the last 10 years of data from running backs at the combine, and comparing that to the same players' subsequent N.F.L. statistics, it is clear the 40-yard dash does help predict whether a college running back will be an effective professional.

It is very hard to identify the boundary of each pore, which negatively affects the subsequent quantitative statistics of pore size distribution.

There was an interlude around 2004 when some physicists thought they found them, but subsequent higher statistics measurements thoroughly debunked their claims.

This initial dataset was partially twinned and subsequent refinement statistics were poor.

Plasmodium spp. parasitaemia was transformed and expressed as log (parasitaemia +1) to normalise the distribution for subsequent descriptive statistics and comparison of means.

When the Registration of Still-Births (Scotland) Act came into operation on 1 January 1939, the subsequent stillbirth statistics accumulated by the Registrar General for Scotland and his analyses of that data quickly became an invaluable resource for research into infant and maternal mortality, and stimulated much discussion on the medico-social problem of stillbirth in Britain.

This gave a spatial map for each RSN that is specific to each subject but critically has an unbiased estimate of the true variance of activity for that RSN, which is essential for all subsequent multisubject statistics [Luckhoo et al., 2014].