Sentence examples for a statistical gauge of from inspiring English sources

First, MAS5 does not provide the user with a statistical gauge of the basic claim behind the Present/Absent call.

This informal process of multiple testing means that it is impossible to gauge the true significance (in a statistical sense) of an apparent disease excess in a particular locality.

QBR is an accumulation of all statistical categories, and a much better gauge of indiviual performance than team oriented achievements like Super Bowls.

He is a statistical kind of guy.

A statistical sleight of hand provides the answer.

Zagat obliges with a statistical breakdown of those polled.

While there is no statistical benchmark for intransigence in litigation, AIG's unusually low cost of claims, relative to premiums, serves as a rough gauge of its success.

A proper gauge of where they are.

(Breakeven rates are a simple gauge of expected inflation).

Wages, a good gauge of labour demand, are growing sluggishly.

This is a meretricious gauge of fiscal "seriousness".