Sentence examples for testing size and from inspiring English sources

If the new method includes statistical hypothesis testing, size and power of the test are typically evaluated; if it is a method for parameter estimation, the criteria of interest are the absolute or relative bias, the mean squared error, the variance of estimation, and the coverage of the proposed confidence intervals [ 1– 3].

Additionally, the effects of EPD were investigated by testing sized and unsized carbon fiber samples exposed to an electric field in water.

The application results show that our method surpasses the conventional methods in terms of both test size and coverage.

Pseudorhapydionina bilottei sp. nov. differs from the Cenomanian species of the genus in its larger test size and the number of chambers in its early planispiral-involute stage.

Due to the limited test size and the coefficient of variation in the test standard, it is difficult to draw conclusions regarding the relative efficacy of approaches that were applied to this challenge.

n determines the total train and test size and is usually restricted by cost of collecting labels through phone surveys.

This will clarify such issues as "when to look" and "when to pay a price" (e.g., test size and power) and characterize such issues in the context of pharmaceutical industry drug development.

Study/test changes in relative size influenced accuracy only when targets were displayed in large test size and when target size changed between study and test; accuracy was higher for objects displayed in large test size when target size was the same (0.76) at study and test than when it was different (0.58).

The third ANOVA of the priming scores in the same relative size conditions with target test size and study/test context (intact/recombined) as within-subject factors showed a marginal effect of target relative size at test, F 1, 95) = 3.85, MSe = 0.014, η2 = .04, p = .053.053

The test size and hence type I error rates are estimated for each scenario and compared to the nominal rates, and power estimated for the non-null cases.

Do this for μ*=0 to estimate the test size, and for larger values of μ* to assess a range of powers.