Sentences with phrase «statistical claims data»

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Facts: You need some statistical data or bullet points to back up your claim from above.

[That claim itself, of course, is wildly at odds with the statistical record, as confirmed by Unifor's recent report. We compiled historical data on 16 conventional economic indicators going back to 1946, and found that Canada's economy performed worse under Harper's leadership than any other postwar Prime Minister — and lagged most OECD countries during Harper's tenure, as well.

this statistical data makes that claim impossible.

But she also claims there are a few potential problems with Coughlin and colleagues» study — particularly its statistical (rather than case by case) approach to analyzing Kepler data.

To help readers evaluate claims in our data - saturated world, Wheelan's survey stresses what statistical concepts mean for members of the public.

However, the statistical significance of the CDF and DZero data exceeds that required to claim a discovery.

Researchers at the LHC are hoping to collect about three times as much data at a higher energy of 8 TeV in 2012, which should allow each of its experiments separately to reach a level of statistical significance of 5 sigma, enough to claim a discovery, if the standard model Higgs exists.

April 1995: The Lancet publishes a paper by Andrew Wakefield and others, based on statistical data misleadingly culled from two unrelated studies, claiming to find a possible link between bowel diseases and measles vaccination.

The need for a systematic approach to tractography validation and for a framework to perform statistical model testing in individual brains has been claimed (Pestilli Nature: Scientific Data 2015).

Minger's analysis tore apart many of the most important statistical claims of the China Study using data from the original monograph of Campbell's massive epidemiological study bearing that name, and brought to light a critical piece of information refuting once and for all Campbell's claims that plant proteins act differently than animal proteins.

Growth modeling refers to analytical methods used to make evaluative claims about the effectiveness of teachers or schools through aggregation and statistical modeling of student achievement data obtained at multiple points in time.

Folks who disagree with my perspective will delight in learning that I have no statistical data to support my claims about ebooks, pricing and value.

What's more, Carrasquillo says, actuarial data (statistical information used to underwrite insurance policies) show annual auto claims exceed claims for either homeowners, condo or renters insurance — which means insurance companies can maximize their profits if they write as many property insurance policies as they do auto policies.

However, it does publish the benefit claiming data in its Annual Statistical Supplements report.

My question therefore still stands: What is the statistical authority for it being acceptable to fail an R test for this type of data and still claim the result statistically significant?

What is the statistical authority for it being acceptable to fail an R test for this type of data and still claim the result statistically significant?

on the lambert website, while others raise the thermodynamic explanation of e and m's claim, lambert himself focuses on e and m's claim that statistical techniques for interpreting data can give you incompatible results, the same data interpreted as so much warming in one framework and so much cooling in the other.

I delt only with the tree ring data, as clearly stated, and dealing with the second half of the document was largely unnecissary as even the authors of that report claim, «Like the work on tree rings this work is strongly dependent on statistical analysis and our comments are essentially the same.»

So if, for example, somebody comes up with a new method that seems to wipe out a lot of details of contemperaneously - recorded history, uses non-standard statistical methods and refuses to release the data on which it is based, I do not immediately claim the author to be the greatest scientist since Newton and grab his work to my (metaphorical) bosom with little squeals of girlish delight.

The statistical tests to date have been post-hoc: when the trend was cooling, the claim was that there was a persistent cooling (based on selected data), and when the trend was warming the claim was that there was persistent warming (based on selected data).

Although this claim is based on a questionable interpretation of statistical data, it has been a focal point of media debate for the last decade or more.

The basis of climate scientists claims are not, however, founded on any simple (and somewhat ignorant) statistical analysis of the data.

I other fields, like my own, claiming a statistical value that you can not support via data is called a lie and such usage is a sackable offence.

The often - hyped claim that the modern climate has departed from natural variability depended on flawed statistical methods and low - quality data.

However, the lead author then claimed «the analysis is not statistical,» and admits that they have not tested the accuracy of the equation or otherwise confirmed it with real world data.

http://www.vukcevic.talktalk.net/CET-GMF.htm One could claim the above just a coincidence, but considering that each set of data is product of daily records averaging, statistical probability of it being coincidence is likely to be negligible.

What they don't do is make unsustainable claims based on data plus analysis which shows NO STATISTICAL SIGNIFICANCE.

As I pointed out, all Lindzen's claim means is that, given the noise in the data, you need more than the 14 annual observations from 1995 to 2008 (when he made the claim) to get statistical significance.

In short, the informed reasonable person, thinking the matter through, would demand a statistical analysis of this data by an expert based upon and having taken into consideration all of the various factors and circumstances that are unique to and impact on determinations of refugee claims before he or she would think it more likely than not that the decision - maker would not render a fair decision

Statistical data concerning driving habits and claims rates has proven that male drivers tend to be more aggressive and more reckless behind the wheel of a car than women will be.

What's more, Carrasquillo says, actuarial data (statistical information used to underwrite insurance policies) show annual auto claims exceed claims for either homeowners, condo or renters insurance — which means insurance companies can maximize their profits if they write as many property insurance policies as they do auto policies.

The different insurance companies in the state combine their data on claims and losses to improve the statistical soundness of insurance rates.

Compiled and analyzed statistical data to monitor performance and service trends for the Property Casualty Claims department.

Processed insurance claims; collected co-payments; maintained medical records and statistical data

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The Committee wishes to receive more detailed information, including statistical data, on the extent to which such arrangements respond to indigenous claims over land.