Sentence examples for classification of statistics from inspiring English sources

Baseline covariates obtained from employers' registers included occupational position, based on the occupational-title classification of Statistics Finland : high (e.g. teachers, physicians), intermediate (e.g. registered nurses, technicians) and low (e.g. cleaners, maintenance workers).

Corresponding to the classification of statistical thoughts in statistics, the statistical models and methods of ALT can be classified into descriptive statistics, parametric statistics, nonparametric statistics, and Bayesian statistics [9, 10].

The post classification comparison of statistics suggests transformation from dense forest to agriculture class.

Using the Classification of Occupations (Statistics Finland 1987), as in our previous study (Salo et al. 2010), individuals were classified into three categories of occupational status based on their occupational title: high (upper-grade nonmanual worker), intermediate (lower-grade nonmanual worker), and low (manual workers).

Ethnicity was defined according to the classification of Statistics Netherlands [ 30].

Educational level of the mother was defined according to the classification of Statistics Netherlands [ 28].

Ethnicity of participating mothers and partners was defined according the classification of Statistics Netherlands [ 71, 72].

Ethnicity of mothers was defined according to the classification of Statistics Netherlands [ 23], using country of birth of her parents.

The educational level of participating mothers and their partners was classified in groups according to the classification of Statistics Netherlands [ 73].

We used the classification of Statistics Netherlands to determine women's ethnicity as Dutch or non-Dutch, that is: having at least one parent born in a country other than the Netherlands [ 25].

For non-western women with a non-Dutch ethnic background, we again used the classification of Statistics Netherlands and included those women from Africa, Latin-America, Asia (except for Indonesian and Japan) or Turkey [ 26].