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But there are several outliers so this may be chance.

These guys might be outliers in terms of working from home, but they're hardly alone.

However, in some contexts, outliers can be difficult to identify.

If the sample size is only 100, however, just three such outliers are already reason for concern, being more than 11 times the expected number.

This is an important technique in the detection of outliers.

However, it is common that once a few outliers have been removed, others become visible.

In the case of outliers: should one use robust analysis techniques?

And like anything in medicine, there are a few outliers."

Generally, outliers result in expression values that are much larger than expected.

The second normative dimension is the weight given to outliers.

There are a few songs that sound very different from the rest and instantly seem like outliers.

Outliers can often interact in such a way that they mask each other.

Interquartile range is often used to find outliers in data.

Some suggested using information gathered from these outliers to plan nutrition programs.

Once these outliers are identified, they can then be studied in more detail.

The force leader left to ensure the outliers would be ready."

The population of its large parish, which included several rural outliers, stood at about 2,700.

The analyst would then examine these outliers to determine why this was the case.

As a result, the best athletes are no longer quite the fantastical outliers they once were.

Two subgroups branch off in this class with three outliers (Figure 4).

The following are the ten largest in the Hebrides and their outliers.

However, the outliers cause the individuals to act unexpectedly as they try to create rules to explain the whole set.

I may not understand it yet, but covariance and outliers are familiar terms.

The data set contains two outliers, which greatly influence the sample mean.

"There are always going to be outliers," she said.