In statistical terms, these are virtually the same.
In statistical terms, Syria's mortality rate increase from 4.4 per thousand in 2010 to 10.9 per thousand in 2015.
In statistical terms, it is actually tougher to reach No. 1 than to win a Grand Slam singles title.
In statistical terms, this implies a positive correlation between islets from the same animal.
In statistical terms, the percentage of evangelicals holding that view was about equal to the percentage of Republicans, 26percentt, given margins of error.
In statistical terms, Your Real Good Thing reached no 6 in the US R&B charts and just crept into the pop top 100.
In statistical terms, it may have been just another execution, a convicted murderer dispatched by prison medics with clinical efficiency.
In statistical terms, the 24 suicides at France Télécom since February 2008 — including eight since the beginning of summer, with the latest confirmed on Monday — are not extraordinary for a company employing 102,0000 people in France.
In statistical terms, this implies that bettors believe he has a twenty per cent chance of winning, or, alternatively, if the tournament were played five times, he would win once.
In statistical terms, that territory covers five million square miles (about a twelfth of the total land surface of the globe) and stretches from the Arctic to Central Asia, the Urals to the Sea of Japan.
In statistical terms, it had been thought that L.A.P.D.'s troubles had a "normal" distribution-that if you graphed them, the result would look like a bell curve, with the bulk of the problem situated in the middle.
