Sentence examples for among statisticians from inspiring English sources
This three-fold distinction is quite common in discussions of investment, or gross fixed capital formation (GFCF), among statisticians.
It became popular by Alfred Inselberg and gained recognition among statisticians by George Wegman (1990, Hyperdimensional Data Analysis Using Parallel Coordinates).
G.D.P. is not a legal concept but an economic measure, the details of which change all the time, subject to the prevailing view of best practice among statisticians.
Ross's announcement, which came days before a deadline to inform Congress about the contents of the decennial census, caused an outcry among statisticians, former Census Bureau directors, civil rights organizations and Democratic lawmakers.
The exact methods to achieve these ends, however, are often debated among statisticians and experts in study design and by physicians who interpret the clinical implications of the findings.
An old joke among statisticians is that "the world is correlated at.3": trends that faint have no meaning).There are good reasons that these numbers have so little predictive power.
R is an open source free statistical software and is the most widely used data analysis platforms among academic statisticians.
(It should be noted that there is disagreement among sports statisticians as to the exact figure for Cobb's batting statistics).
The remarks caused more than the odd eyebrow to arch among City statisticians keeping the RBS score, as few believe the bank is really ready for that particular test.
Known among formal statisticians as the Monte Carlo method, this approach takes spectacularly complex phenomena like weather patterns and stock performance and allows their behavior to be approximated, if not determined.
Measuring happiness and wellbeing is all the rage among national statisticians, writes Anthony Reuben.
