Sentence examples for uses a statistical test from inspiring English sources

Mosaic Alteration Detection (12) (MAD), is a popular software tool that detects deviations in BAF, groups nearby segments into clusters and uses a statistical test to determine clusters that are statistically unlikely at a given significance threshold.

Lastly, to overcome the limit involved by the increase of the input dimension, we introduce the ADS-2+ method which has the same ground as the ADS-2 method, but additionally uses a statistical test to detect the most significant inputs and carries out the stratification only along them.

In the second step, one recovers a distribution of genes that are connected to a certain phenotype (in our case cancer) and uses a statistical test to assess for every phylostratum the way in which this distribution deviates from the null distribution.

SLIDE and simpleℳ are particularly useful when using a statistical test not handled in optimized permutation testing packages, and genome-wide corrected p-values using SLIDE, are much easier to interpret for consumers of GWAS studies.

The results were analysed using a statistical test.

We use a statistical test to verify if there is a significant difference between the result of Exp.1 and Exp.2.

Using a statistical test, the authors show that these mutations are not adaptive and are most likely harmful.

The various reaction parameters of this one-pot dehydroxylation reaction were optimized using a statistical test design program.

The initial values of households' leisure preference, time preference, marginal product of effect and fixed cost are chosen arbitrarily, with several runs used to determine the typical behaviour of the model using a statistical test (shown in Table 3).

Since, the spatial dependence (i.e., range in Table 2) is not the same for all variables used, a statistical test is proposed for confirming the homogeneous grid size.

He said that one analysis from his study published in the journal Addiction used a statistical test that "clearly suggest the existence of some kind of causative association in which the use of cannabis increases the likelihood that the user will go on to use other illicit drugs.