Examples of using Statistical effect in English and their translations into Greek
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The key idea is that gravity is essentially a statistical effect.
We insist that the‘statistical effect' should be extended to the Cohesion Fund.
Third, the carry-over from last year's GDP growth creates a notable negative statistical effect for this year.
Most factors had only a minor statistical effect on glycemic index variability.
The‘statistical effect' regions(GDP less than 75% of the EU-15 average, but above 75% of the EU-25 average).
For single events, we acknowledge that the tiny statistical effect makes it hard to distinguish signal from noise.
This statistical effect can be further used for various purposes, including for purposes of scientific research.
The bad news is that we still have only a tiny statistical effect, so that it is always hard to distinguish signal from noise.
Transitional support would apply to those regions where GDP per capita would have been below 75% in the EU-15(the so-called statistical effect of enlargement).
The inclusion of the new Länder had the statistical effect of reducing average GDP per head by 3% in the Community in 1991.
They suspect that the apparent smoothness at 200 million light years is not real, butrather an illusion created by statistical effects due to the limited range of the Sloan survey.
On the basis of the present data, the statistical effect of including the 12 applicant countries is to reduce the EU average GDP per head by 18%.
Secondly, it would be unacceptable if some EU regions no longer benefited solely because of the statistical effect caused by a fresh round of enlargement.
Aside from the statistical effects, the myth of the wasted vote negatively impacts the overall outcome of the election and the candidacy of the elected representatives.
It is important to keep in mind that we have only a tiny statistical effect, so that it is always hard to distinguish signal from noise.
However, it has been adapted, in the name of solidarity, which has led, for example, to regions which were previously in Objective 1 now being regarded as wealthy regions not eligible due to the statistical effect.
Equally right is the decision to accord equal treatment to the regions that are subject to the statistical effect in the framework of the new convergence objective.
At the same time, to counter the‘statistical effect' associated with the enlargement, temporary support is proposed for the regions in which GDP per inhabitant would have been less than 75% of the Community average calculated for the European Union of the Fifteen.
Normally I put here a caveat to the effect it is important to keep in mind that we have only a tiny statistical effect, so that it is always hard to distinguish signal from noise.
The Commission proposes that temporary support should apply under this heading to those regions where per capita GDP would have been below 75% of the Community average as calculated for the Union of Fifteen(the so-called statistical effect of enlargement).
However, figures for real GDP growth over the last two quarters partly reflect statistical effects related to working-day adjustments to the data.
The inclusion of‘statistical effect', the recognition of natural effect regions, the rejection of the 150 km limit for defining maritime regions, the emphasis on equality issues and the strengthening of environmental concerns should all be welcomed.
They suspect that the apparent smoothness at 200 million light years is not real, butrather an illusion created by statistical effects due to the limited range of the Sloan survey.
It increased to 275 in 2012 butthis increase is a pure statistical effect- as from that year data for the UK were also included- and does not reflect an underlying trend.
Calls on the Commission to make suitable provisions for regions which no longer qualify for Objective 1 status,either by phasing out aid- with a higher rate of phasing out for regions disqualified due to the statistical effect of enlargement- or by awarding these regions future Objective 2 status;
Therein also lies the reason why, for example,the so-called statistical effect regions, such as the Algarve region of Portugal have not been completely compensated, something that we consider unacceptable.
This is all the more necessary in view of the planned generosity towards regions in the old EU Member States which as a result of the‘statistical effect' will rise above the threshold of 75% of the EU's average GDP as of 2007.
In 2006, this largely reflects the expected statistical effect of a planned health care reform in one euro area country, the Netherlands, which is estimated to imply a one-off reduction of 0.2 percentage point in the euro area inflation rate for 2006.
Lastly, in addition to other important aspects that we have not highlighted here,we would reaffirm that it is unacceptable for regions to be financially harmed by the so-called statistical effect, which is why measures cancelling out this effect must be adopted.
Time's asymmetry is a statistical effect of the second law of thermodynamics(this is well understood by physicists), while its directionality is a psychological(cognitive) effect(5)(this is not well understood; I discuss the explanation for the directionality of time in this page).