Sentence examples for a regression to from inspiring English sources

There will be a regression to the mean.

In old age there is a regression to childhood, of course.

Instead, there are business disappointments, debts, and marrying down — a regression to the mean.

Then came the 2014 season, a regression to 9-7, and a 1-5 stort to 2015.

She thinks it represents a regression to his earlier radicalism.

Following a regression to around 22 m b.s.l.l

Iran's foreign minister, Javad Zarif, sneered at Pompeo's speech, calling it a "regression to old habits" by a bullying superpower.

Is this the fall that Sornette and company were predicting or just a coincidence, a regression to the mean?

The underlying idea that there are discrete areas for different tasks is indeed neo-phrenology, and, intellectually, represents a regression to the nineteenth century.

As Specter mentions earlier in the piece, there is frequently a regression to means, and the alleviation of his chest pain could have been entirely coincidental.

Drawing back into self-defense and self-interest need not mean a regression to helplessness.