"Looking at the neutron lifetime data alone, one finds a hint of something a little beyond what you'd expect from statistical errors,"
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The greater the risk, the easier it is to discern from statistical error .-- BluePlatypus 17 : 50, 31 January 2006 ( UTC)
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Bureau officials say that because of the small sample size used in the test, the findings could be the result of statistical error.
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Pereira said the preliminary calculation was flawed due to a statistical error and a lack of detailed information about the causes of death.
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Although his data and statistical errors were thought of to be completely flawing of his paradigm, modern day experiments like this one prove otherwise.
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This article is specifically devoted to the statistical meanings of those terms and the technical issues of the statistical errors that those terms describe.
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At first, both Piot and Dr . Bernhard Schwartlander, the U . N . epidemiologist who led the analysis, said they suspected a statistical error.
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Some agencies do this by intentionally introducing small statistical errors to prevent the identification of individuals in marginal populations; others swap variables for similar respondents.
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There have been some three dozen studies supporting biorhythm theory, but according to a study by Terence Hines, all of those had methodological and statistical errors.
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The sources of noise arise from length-dependent Brownian motion of the bead anchored by the extended hairpin, statistical error in bead position determination, and slow mechanical drifts.
