In a effort to get people to care about this issue, we've been less than careful with the statistics and in an effort to get the media to cover this story we've often reduced it to the most basic elements.
Dr. Akl believes that doctors need to be careful in reporting statistics to patients because how doctors describe the numbers affects decisions.
His strategy was twofold: make officers accountable for reducing crime in their precincts through the careful use of statistics, and change the atmosphere in which crime occurs by going after seemingly minor offenses.
Careful analysis of statistics and criminal behaviour could prevent future crime, argue supporters of a new initiative being tried out in the UK known as "predictive policing".
Careful examination of statistics and graphics in exploratory data analysis allows insight to geochemical data structure and behavior, which must be considered in the analysis of uni-element as well as multi-element geochemical anomalies.
Addressing spatial dependence was particularly important since spatial data require careful consideration in statistics due to the effect of autocorrelation on variable [44], [45] and model [46] selection.
All-cause death within 30 days of ERCP is a candidate indicator of care, but institutional-level statistics require careful interpretation.
Articles referring to "the shirking classes", "scroungers" and "skivers" led the chair of the committee, Dame Anne Begg, to write to the DWP urging staff to be careful how they present statistics.
The careful, considered science and statistics of the IPCC cannot compete with the siren stories of climate change scepticism or the priorities of parts of the right-wing media (where one man's fight against a wind turbine trumps a thousand scientists setting out the case for decarbonisation).
Musk was also careful to point out statistics that show that gas vehicles are just as susceptible, if not more so, to a similar kind of impact.
