Translation of "Statistische sicherheit" in English

A statistical certainty of at least three standard deviations is usually required for court expert reports.

Your statistical significance level reflects your risk tolerance and confidence level.

How can statistical certainty be assessed?

In the process, each setpoint lambda value is tested repeatedly to arrive at a statistical certainty.

This ensures high statistical security of measurement results in short analysis time.

Again statistical safety increases regarding the measured values.

Formulas of this kind can be tested for its statistic security.

The speed, reproducibility, comparability and the high statistical confidence with large sample volumes are particularly prominent.

On a homogeneous mixture of textile materials, the confidence limits of results obtained by this method are not greater than ± 2 for a confidence level of 95 %.’

If all negative, 95 % statistical certainty is provided that the prevalence is below 6 %.

Maxwell's own view on the second law was that it was not a law at all, but rather what he called "a statistical certainty," one that holds for a large collection of molecules not individual molecules themselves.

Outsell achieved a 95% confidence level in its findings with a margin of error of plus or minus 3.26%. Download Press Release

With powerful algorithms QICPIC is evaluating millions of particles in shortest time and guarantees outstanding statistically relevant results.

For statistically reliable results, however, the conditions which apply here are the same as those which apply for descriptive statistics in general.

A 95% confidence level means that there is a 5% chance that your test results are the result of a type 1 error.

This difference-in-differences approach is more efficient statistically, which means that researchers can achieve the same statistical confidence using much smaller samples.

In order to attain greater statistical reliability, the described methods are not based on the original data, but the original data are instead averaged within constant path intervals.

Since a large number of data points contribute to the determination of the result in this procedure, the statistical security is increased.

However, this method has the disadvantages that it cannot be assessed in advance which time is optimal for the evaluation and that the measured values have a lower statistical reliability.

Since the minimum size of the linear region which is to be used for determining the raw ETP value should be made dependent on the course of the reaction curve or on the scatter of the measurement values in the linear region, the skilled person should specify the minimum range of the test-specific reaction conditions which he has selected such that there is adequate statistical certainty for the determination of a reliable raw ETP value.

In order to attain a higher degree of statistical reliability, the measured values may be averaged within certain path intervals and the coverage statement may be made based on these mean values.

8A and 8B can be combined so as to greatly increase the statistical reliability of the identification of structures.

In combination with improved algorithms we expect a very high statistical certainty in order to be able to reliably confirm or refute previously observed deviations from the standard model of particle physics".

They differ in the number of the measured aperture sizes, offering a different statistical reliability.

With powerful algorithms QICPIC is evaluating millions of particles in shortest time and guarantees outstanding statistically relevant results.

The speed, reproducibility, comparability and (above all) the high statistical reliability with large sample volumes up to more than 1,000 ml are particularly striking.

This difference-in-differences approach is more efficient statistically, which means that researchers can achieve the same statistical confidence using much smaller samples.