Sentence examples for a statistical quirk from inspiring English sources

In part, it is a statistical quirk.

In part, experts agree, the phenomenon is a statistical quirk.

I wouldn't overanalyze it — it's probably just a statistical quirk.

1) This is a statistical quirk that will work its way out of the system.

Some analysts are also concerned that a statistical quirk may be veiling the job market's true condition.

The first argument is that the anomaly is a statistical quirk obtained by torturing the data; it will not persist.

On the other hand, a curious statistical quirk is that no eighth seed has ever won a Grand Slam women's singles title.

That is a huge gap: public spending averages 29% of GDP in their sample countries.In this section Online cannibals Complex equations Growing Basle Japan's debt menace Perks of the presidency Award IAN bites dog A shocking error ReprintsA statistical quirk?

And indeed the statistical quirk has been a fairly common occurrence in Serie B over the years, so common in fact that it's only really worth noting a few more extreme examples.

This statistical quirk, however, had no significance as a guide to the trend of credit policy.

This equates to roughly a one in 16,000 chance that the observation is down to some statistical quirk in the data.