Sentence examples for but a statistical study from inspiring English sources

But a statistical study of racial disparities during jury selection revealed strong enough findings "to support a conclusion of intentional discrimination" at every level, Judge Weeks said in his 167-page ruling.

But a statistical study of several orders of mammals, from shrews to humans, suggests that evolution can selectively enlarge specific brain structures.

This was a statistical study, rather than observational science.

"This is a statistical study," he said.

These conclusions are based on a statistical study of fund families as a group.

A statistical study by Synergy Sports found that isolation plays—Hero Ball average only.78 points per possession.

The message was reinforced by a "statistical" study earlier this week.

In fact, Shibley Telhami, a professor of government at the University of Maryland, just published a statistical study of 20 years of daily analysis of how Israelis and Palestinians react to each other.

So Ms. Hewlett, founder of the National Parenting Association and author of "The War Against Parents" (Houghton Mifflin, 1998) spent the next four years interviewing 100 successful women and conducting a statistical study of hundreds more.

A student was offended by Ms. Nettles's reference in class to a statistical study on abortion, because "I didn't discuss how pro-abortion isn't the same as pro-life," she said.

The 49-page report, which was based on a statistical study of six police recruiting classes from 1997 to 2000, also found that the department had not thoroughly checked the backgrounds of some cadets before they joined the force.