Sentences with phrase «statistical treatment»

What is needed is a much more accurate statistical treatment.

High standards for acceptance of manuscripts (results must be based on new scientific information, reliable methods, adequate controls, and statistical treatment of data); 2.

And while this is an excellent summary of the hockey stick issues having to do with statistical treatment of the temp data, it does not address the much larger and more important issue of tree ring series value.

Steve McIntyre has provided valuable insight into how tree rings do not provide temperature sensitive information, and shown that statistical treatments which attempt to extract that information are almost certainly fatally flawed.

Temperatures estimated from before the modern record do not seem reliable, although part of the problem may be due to inappropriate statistical treatment of the data.

But, indeed, the scientific interest of an obscure controverse in an even more obscure domain of statistical treatment of tree rings is pretty low.

An industry whose investors deal primarily with the development of land sites wishes to minimize the statistical treatment of land, in order to depict their capital gains as resulting from cost inflation and hence the reproduction costs of buildings.

In the statistical treatment of the data, patient outcomes were compared, and polymorphism frequency was compared between patients and a control group comprising 536 healthy individuals aged 19 - 25, randomly invited and with no personal or family history of lung disease.

Logan EI, Proctor V, Berg ML, et al. «Statistical treatment of dental project 4050 FTDO 9138, in Proceedings.»

Write to Dr Keigwin (he's very pleasant to correspond with) and ask him some tough questions about the temperature sensitivity of his proxies and the statistical treatment of his data.

Heck, if they'd just given Steve their data, a lot of this would have never happened — IF the science was supportable by the statistical treatment, and pre-statistical adjustments and non-adjustments.

557, A83) have seriously criticized the statistical treatment used by Abreu et al. to test the significance of the coincidences between the periodicities of their model with the Holocene proxy record.

I am convinced they don't know what they are doing when it comes to internal climate variability («weather noise») and statistical treatment of ensemble GCM runs.