Sentence examples for be a statistical anomaly from inspiring English sources

It's a small change that could easily be a statistical anomaly, but it's at least a move in the right direction.

(The review's leadership, which included several women, ultimately decided that the policy should not single out women, saying a dip in their number for one year seemed to be a statistical anomaly).

Obviously any single month can be a statistical anomaly, particularly in the dead of winter, but it's still a pretty notable factoid.

Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said the surprising drop in wages could be a statistical anomaly caused by a calendar quirk — the payday for people paid semi-monthly fell after the Labor Department conducted its survey.

The high frequency of homozygous vc2 mutants compared to wildtype individuals may just be a statistical anomaly or may indicate that the mutant protein confers some type of fitness advantage upon animals carrying it.

The estimated dS of zero for clpP is likely to be a statistical anomaly due to the short sequence length providing a limited number of sites at which synonymous substitutions can occur.

Some scholars say the effect is a statistical anomaly that applies only to the American stock market.

"Whether this is a statistical anomaly or the beginning of a trend is unknown".

In what is a statistical anomaly or the beginning of a curse, Willis, Chris Carpenter and Bartolo Colón had 21 wins or more in 2005.

Although some teams seem to have been decimated by injuries -- the Panthers and the Dolphins, for instance -- that, too, is a statistical anomaly, Pellman said.

In other words, the apparent generosity to high-income communities is a statistical anomaly, one that would disappear after a year.