Sentence examples for The statistics refer from inspiring English sources

The statistics refer to time taken until admission, transfer or discharge, not just the time it took for someone to be seen for the first time.

The game uses sixty cards covered with numbers, reminiscent of the Top Trumps games I played on the school bus, only instead of race cars or warplanes, each card represents a country, and instead of wheelbase or wingspan, the statistics refer to carbon-dioxide emissions per capita, deaths per hundred thousand inhabitants, and losses in G.D.P. due to changing weather patterns.

In each case, the statistics referred to cases when no older passengers were present.

A smart bridge player -- a life master, say -- should know what these statistics refer to: the number of life masters.

Here it is also important to note that these statistics refer to factories and not companies.

The yield statistics refer to the absolute yearly yields in quintals (100 kg) of dry matter as well as area-specific yields in quintals per hectare for each Austrian district.

The reported statistics refer to one year before the receipt of windfall, which, on average, corresponds to a third year in the sample for winners.

The following statistics refer to those practices that responded to the questionnaire.

For details of the descriptive statistics, refer to Table  2.

Note that this statistics refers to the pooled data across years.

In Table 1, the off-farm employment statistics refer to the initial condition when the farm first entered the sample.