Sentence examples for archival statistics from inspiring English sources

After seeing Paper Mill's reasonable if somewhat streamlined facsimile of "Miss Saigon," it is easy to understand why such pretentious, overly sentimental spectacles will be relegated to archival statistics -- albeit record setting ones, perhaps -- but not treasured as important landmarks in musical theater history.

Our analysis of extensive archival mortality statistics, death certificates, and contemporaneous newspaper reports reveals the substantial impact of the 1918 1921 pandemic in Chile.

Through statistics, archival footage and interviews with figures like academic Henry Louis Gates Jr. and activist Angela Davis, "13th," which is named after the 13th Amendment to the Constitution, draws a stark line between the institution of slavery and the high incarceration rate of black men in the U.S. in 2016.

The technological prowess acquired by the Yankees includes the ability to program 1,100 flat-panel, high-definition TV monitors with live game coverage, archival and highlight video, statistics, promotional messages and weather and traffic updates.

Last, journals could facilitate progress by either accepting or requiring the archival of tables of summary statistics, such as unadjusted correlations, means, and standard deviations, perhaps augmented by a description of patterns of missing data.

NSS performed all tissue processing for preclinical histology, immunohistochemistry, TUNEL assays, and ImageJ analysis for xenograft studies at UC. SME identified tamoxifen treatment patient clinical specimens, collected clinical follow-up data, calculated AR ER percent cell positive ratios, and performed statistics for the archival tamoxifen AR study.

In a meta-analysis of articles that have appeared in seven leading criminology and criminal justice journals in 2001-2002, Kletk et al. ([2006]) demonstrate that survey research is still the dominant method of collecting information (45.1%), followed by the use of archival data (31.8%), and official statistics (25.6%).

Archival data and population estimates (before 1989) were obtained from New York City Vital Statistics Annual Summary reports.

The archival sections include 200 audio clips dating to 1903, newspaper accounts of performances, photographs and statistics that would warm a baseball fan's heart.

"It has to be archival".

"This is not archival footage.