Sentence examples for upon the statistics from inspiring English sources

I think what we did was appropriate, based upon the statistics that we saw".

Using the two tatum candidates and extracted in step (1) in Section 3.5, the final tatum for the instances in the test split in each fold now is chosen based upon the statistics estimated from the training data.

For realistic traffic density in the Internet backbone in each continent, we adopt the generated traffic load which depends upon the statistics regarding user's traffic density levels per zone [13, 25].

Upon the statistics, the major contributors to FDR and FNR were base quality and repeat sequences, this part of FDR and FNR could be optimized by increasing sequencing depth and quality, or masking repeat sequences before SNP calling.

Finally, I felt that the presentation of the comparison-condition component in Figures 3 and 4 was unclear, in that it seemed diagrammatic whereas presumably it was based upon the statistics of the comparison being performed.

The edges lie elsewhere, and based upon what the statistics show over and over again, it's in a reversion to the mean in short-term stock prices.

Benjamin Disraeli's famous jape about lies and damned lies may be a long-standing calumny upon serious statisticians, but the statistics that encrust sport can be as misleading as they are absorbing; there were a few intriguing ones to conjure with, however, before Norwich City kicked off against Sunderland.

According to my calculations, based upon the federal statistics, German exports rose most — by 154 percent — to the rest of the world; by 116 percent to non-euro E.U. members; and least of all, 89 percent, to other euro zone members.

However, these must be read with caution, because the size of the annual grants given by the Association of the Propagation of the Faith (the main funding agency for missions) depended upon the annual statistics supplied by the various jurisdictions, and so these (understandably) are not always reliable.

The comparison between the HDE trajectories arising from different input histories quantifies the intrinsic discrimination capabilities of single neurons, and their dependence upon the input statistics and the neuronal dynamics.

The limit of detection is based upon the counting statistics of the X-ray continuum background at the energy of the characteristic peak of the element of interest.