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61. Their ability to map a statistical distribution, however, works well only with large networks.

62. Note that this method is open to the criticisms made of statistical methods above.

63. Statistical studies of both the age distribution of impact craters and the times of biological extinctions have suggested that both show clustering.

64. His conclusions adhere very closely to the statistical results and he is careful in specifying which effects are causally prior to others.

65. Shrinking numbers Falling birthrates and statistical ambiguities aside, there has none the less been a major exodus.

66. A statistical Part Three rounds off a well-presented book which includes over 160 photographs,[sentencedict.com] a number in colour.

67. Again, this was confirmed by the application of simple statistical regression analysis.

68. It is hoped that the Lancaster workshop will make use of a new statistical laboratory equipped with Whitechapel workstations.

69. At our present state of knowledge, statistical calculations of what could happen are justified and achievable.

70. The fourth patient required local epinephrine injection in addition to repeated heater probe pulses and was considered a failure in the final statistical analysis.

71. Hence statistical processing of language is once more an important technique used by computational linguists.

72. The statistical significance of the difference between the mean value of groups was tested by Student's t test for unpaired values.

73. The curriculum expands to include hydraulics, basic pneumatics, electronics, and statistical process control.

74. They are now being prepared for presentation to the Royal Statistical Society.

75. I quite understand that psychohistory is a statistical science and can not predict the future of a single man with any accuracy.

76. Statistical analysis of the data was performed using the Mann-Whitney U test for non-parametric data and Spearman's rank order correlation.

77. His statistical analysis reveals a strong positive effect of per capita income on the level of democracy.

78. Control charts and statistical quality control generally became popular during World War Il and peaked in the late 1940s.

79. Scientific studies involving humans have a statistical threshold for causing harm to participants, and if passed they are discontinued.

80. This is in essence a chapter on basic statistical methods with some basic definitions in the beginning.

81. The process engineering people collected statistical data on 17 parameters involved in the fabrication of thin film circuits.

82. It may, of course, be easier to quantify risk for natural hazards because of historical records and statistical estimation of recurrence intervals.

83. Netbuilder will, according to the company, allow developers to build information analysis systems using multiple neural network and statistical analysis modules.

84. The statistical differences between the groups were the same at each infusion rate as that seen at 40 pmol/kg/h.

85. The discourses of these enquiries overlapped, from popular newspapers through statistical surveys and scholarly works to official boards of enquiry.

86. Enough of them eventually drop out, in fact, to disguise the otherwise decided statistical superiority of female performance in school.

87. The number of events in a study determines its statistical power.

88. All government statistical services carry out this measurement exercise: it is their core business.

89. This type of learning, a statistical mechanics method for solving complex optimization problems, has its basis in physics.

90. What was the probability - the unvarnished statistical likelihood - of such a coincidence?