Sentence examples for a range of statistics from from inspiring English sources

Why are so many deeply conservative states among the worst performers on a range of statistics, from output and income, to educational attainment, to life expectancy and literacy?

A range of other statistics, including mortgage approvals and transactions, suggest that the UK is still a long way from another house price boom.

A sample of 185 wetlands was used to calculate a range of connectivity statistics under both simulation scenarios.

This highlights the need to use a range of descriptive statistics in Delphi analysis.

In addition to hypothesis tests, a range of descriptive statistics have been implemented.

The modules cover a range of topics from measurements and statistics to growth rates and diffusion, all of which are core concepts in biological processes (Table 1).

The generator is capable of reproducing a wide set of climate statistics over a range of temporal scales, from extremes, to low-frequency interannual variability; its performance for many climate variables and their statistics over different aggregation periods is highly satisfactory.

There was a wider range of C statistics from 0.5 (original CHADS2) to 0.62 (Framingham) compared with the prediction of stroke only, but again there was no evidence of any significant differences between the schemes.

For countries with developed sets of R&D statistics, health accounts, and general economic statistics, there is a range of possible proxies from which to choose.

But the new figures, from the government's statistics office, do not include the 1,200 job cuts announced on Wednesday in a range of industries from mining to manufacturing.

Check out a selection of statistics from the report below.