Sentence examples for use of descriptive statistics from inspiring English sources
Strengths of our study include the number of provinces, territories, and years analysed, combined with our use of descriptive statistics and statistical methods for interrupted time series data that explicitly considered baseline trends.
Statistical analyses were performed with the use of descriptive statistics including means, standard deviations, frequencies and percentages.
Statistical analysis was performed on preoperative and postoperative data by use of descriptive statistics, as well as the Student's t test or Mann–Whitney test for continuous data.
The quantitative data gathered from the instrument was analyzed through the use of descriptive statistics, Pearson's product moment correlation coefficient, and simple linear regression.
The relationship between the variables in the cost estimation was examined with the use of descriptive statistics and multiple correlation analysis.
Techniques adopted commonly include use of descriptive statistics, chi-square, correlation analysis, test of mean difference, simple and multiple regressions using the OLS technique.
To address these issues, we performed analyses of longitudinal data on BG collected in the Framingham Heart Study using methods of descriptive statistics and statistical modeling.
For the study of statistical population we used methods of descriptive statistics, in particular measure of central tendency: (min, max, mean, median, mode) and measure of variability (interquartile range, standard deviation, coefficient of variation).
The evaluation of ordinal categorical variables (degree of fibrosis marker in anti-actin) was performed using analysis of descriptive statistics and Fisher's exact test.
The results of the DMAT will be analysed and presented using methods of descriptive statistics.
In this paper, I use a combination of descriptive statistics, cluster analysis, and event history methods to assess competing hypotheses that explain delayed fatherhood in the NLSY79 (N = 5175) in terms of culturally-linked background factors and work and intimacy during early adulthood.
