Sentence examples for useful for statistical from inspiring English sources
The basis of the new method is the evaluation of liver sections using quantitative metrical concepts able to provide scalars useful for statistical purposes while abandoning the qualitative or semi-quantitative commonly used categorizations.
The modified algorithm is mostly useful for statistical physics applications, since it leads to the correct fluctuation spectrum.
Darwin's hypothesis of pangenesis, while relying in part on the inheritance of acquired characteristics, proved to be useful for statistical models of evolution that were developed by his cousin Francis Galton and the "biometric" school of evolutionary thought.
We hypothesize that a selection of predictors aiming at a description or even at a complete depiction of the climatic conditions in the native range may be less useful for statistical model training than predictor selections based on a mechanistic understanding of physiologically limiting factors.
The R software is not only useful for statistical analysis computation but also for the results visualization.
While this can be useful for statistical analysis, it is more informative in practice to present the scores for the individual domains.
Semiquantitiative evaluation using SUV may be useful for the statistical analysis of muscle inflammation.
The software deals with management of sensor data and representation of this data in a useful manner for statistical interpretation.
Even after the files are in hand and the research questions and relevant variables have been clarified, case file information about a child's maltreatment exposure can be idiosyncratic, vague, inconsistent, and incomplete, making coding such information into useful variables for statistical analyses difficult.
However, in general, bootstrap scores and posterior probabilities are widely-accepted statistical estimates which have been proven very useful for assessing statistical robustness of phylogenetic trees.
Consequently, the methodology can be useful for corroborating statistical models.
