Sentences with phrase «statistical significance of the results»

Due to the lack of homogeneous data on statistical significance of results or effect size, we could not quantitatively synthesize data (ie, conduct a meta - analysis) on these outcomes.

Only 1 report assessed the association of industry sponsorship with effect size estimates, and 2 measured the association with statistical significance of the results.

Analyzed the sensitivity of a proposed price increase across ~ 400 stores, using Microsoft Excel to calculate elasticity of demand and find optimal price, and Minitab to verify statistical significance of results

Objective To determine whether food industry sponsorship is associated with effect sizes, statistical significance of results, and conclusions of nutrition studies with findings that are favorable to the sponsor and, secondarily, to determine whether nutrition studies differ in their methodological quality depending on whether they are industry sponsored.

To determine whether food industry sponsorship is associated with effect sizes, statistical significance of results, and conclusions of nutrition studies with findings that are favorable to the sponsor and, secondarily, to determine whether nutrition studies differ in their methodological quality depending on whether they are industry sponsored.

We conducted a systematic review of studies examining the association of industry sponsorship with the statistical significance of results, effect sizes, and conclusions of nutrition research.

The results re-confirm some of the premises that SportsInsights is based upon — and do this with about 33 % additional data (increasing the statistical significance of results).

While I don't subscribe to that particular journal and have not read the entire article, I fear that the paper is not properly evaluating the statistical significance of their results.

Certainly working backwards from a desired conclusion would be considered data snooping and renders the statistical significance of the result, for all practical purposes, impossible to determine.

«One study (Bates and Meehl 1986) reports a reduction in blocking (defined as areas of high pressure anomaly which persist for more than seven days) in the southern hemisphere, and changes in the positions but not the intensity of blocking in the Northern Hemisphere though no information was provided on the statistical significance of the results.

On qualitative level it's pretty convincing but there are a couple of points that make it difficult to tell the statistical significance of the results.

Limitations include the small sample size and that data on the statistical significance of the results was not presented.

Limitations include small sample size, small number of data points, and that data on the statistical significance of the results was not presented.