Sentence examples for but a statistical analysis from inspiring English sources

The motives are unknown, but a statistical analysis suggests the difficulty of adjusting to a new city and new job may well have been a factor.

But a statistical analysis of the distribution of the vote by American experts in electronic voting security showed that the result did not fit the pattern of irregularities that the opposition had claimed.

It is impossible to know what is on those ballots until canvassers look at them, but a statistical analysis by The New York Times shows Mr. Gore could conceivably pick up votes there if voting patterns established by ballots that were counted hold true for the uncounted cards.

Mathematics conference organizers may claim they choose speakers purely by merit, but a statistical analysis of the proportions of male and female speakers suggests profound bias against women, according to mathematician Greg Martin.

The last sighting with a description was in 1662, but a statistical analysis by Roberts and Solow found that the extinction of the dodo was in 1693.

A minor disorder (∼1 2%) is evident for forms I and II, but a statistical analysis reveals no deleterious effect on the derived multipole populations.

The results (Fig. 4) show that the antibacterial activity of the preparations decreased slightly with increasing particle concentration, but from a statistical analysis of the data, it follows that this effect is within the error and is not significant.

But in 2002, a statistical analysis conducted for Eli Lilly found that compared with an older antipsychotic drug, Haldol, patients taking Zyprexa would be significantly more likely to develop heart disease, based on the results of a clinical trial comparing the two drugs.

It turns out that fingerprints do evolve, but only slightly: A statistical analysis published today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found that fingerprints change over time, but not enough to impact forensic analyses.

But when the researchers did a statistical analysis that eliminated the effect of study design, the disparities were no longer apparent.

Ken Davidoff of The New York Post omitted Piazza based on a statistical analysis, but he said he has since changed his mind and will vote for him.