Sentence examples for a more representative figure from inspiring English sources

In that sense, a more representative figure of the party's young following might be someone like Ali al-Sayyed.

The median is a typically a more representative figure as the mean can be skewed by a handful of highly paid employees.

Advocates on both sides have used other measures in an effort to portray a more representative figure of adoption services as a share of total services.

The median pay gap was used in this analysis, rather than the average pay gap, as it is a more representative figure and less influenced by a small number of extremely high earners.

"Given what is known about the prevalence of high viraemia at the time of slaughter in the UK, a more representative figure would be about 1 in 100, or 1% of sausages, and any risk of infection can be alleviated by ensuring sausages are cooked thoroughly".

It reports that black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) people occupy 11% of jobs in the UK creative sector but the fair, more representative, figure should be 17.8% because nearly a third of creative jobs are in London, where 40% of the workforce is BAME.

Typically the median is the more representative figure, because the mean can be skewed by a handful of highly paid employees.

But rather than one of history's great villains, a Hitler or Pol Pot, he's a more representative historical figure, Professor Paxton added, someone long revered who in his 80s, whether out of vanity, weakness, a desire to save France, delusion or some combination, made a pact with the devil that led him into tragedy and ignominy.

More representative figures exist for coarser particles, known as PM10.

But I wonder if Usain Bolt, perhaps a more representative modern Jamaican figure, will be selling it in his Kingston sports bar?

On the other hand, Figure 6b shows a more representative information about the pattern formation related to the test instance.