Sentence examples for breakdown stats from inspiring English sources

It's notable that in StatCounter's breakdown stats, IE8 lost market share for the first time ever, which led to the overall number going below 50percentt for IE. As IE has been falling, rivals Firefox, Chrome, and Safari have been rising.

Demographic Indicators are breakdown stats that look at the percentages on low income, minority communities, receipt of high school diploma, language spoken in the household, and population numbers for those under 5-years-old and over 64.

Be sure to look through the full report for more details, including a day-by-day breakdown of download stats.

Two weeks ago, Sean Foreman, the president of Sports Reference LLC, the company behind the popular, addictive and wildly useful website baseball-reference.com provided the Guardian with a breakdown of the stat known as WAR, which is "an attempt by the sabermetric baseball community to summarize a player's total contributions to their team in one statistic".

The cytokine plays a role in the cartilage breakdown through a STAT-induced inhibition of collagen type II, aggrecan core and link protein expression.

As you start typing, a small rectangular widget will slide down from the search bar and show rich results whenever available — do a query for "Derrick", and you'll see quick breakdown of basketball player Derrick Rose's stats.

The main Foursquare account tweeted out stats today that give a nice breakdown of usage.

With Surfline powering the Oakley app, surfers now have access to spots all over the world with vital stats like air temp, water temp, tide charts, swell breakdown, wind, sunrise/sunset and a brief synopsis for each spot.

Looking at the stats through a global map, you get an interesting geographic breakdown.

SecondMarket lays out all these stats and more in its third quarter report, including the breakdown over who exactly is purchasing these shares.

The stats show increasing numbers of us developing ulcers, having nervous breakdowns, eating too much or too little, taking to drink and/or drugs, retreating from our own reality in plastic surgery clinics.