Noun:

शरिया,

sheria's Usage Examples:

He confesses that, while preparing for these lectures, he became convinced that Bayesian inference did indeed provide one with a logical resolution of the underlying inconsistencies of both the Neyman–Pearson and the Fisherian theories.

The conditionality principle is a Fisherian principle of statistical inference that Allan Birnbaum formally defined and studied in his 1962 JASA article.

These characteristics are believed to be produced by a positive feedback loop known as the Fisherian runaway produced by the secondary characteristic.

In their festschrift for Basu, the editors Malay Ghosh and Patak write that[Basu's] critical examination of both the Neyman–Pearsonian and the Fisherian modes of inference eventually forced him to a Bayesian point of view, via the likelihood route.

Basu became an ardent Bayesian and, in many of his foundation papers, pointed out the deficiencies of both the Neyman–Pearsonian and the Fisherian methods.

The naib effected the law and his court according to sheriat.