Sentence examples for compared statistics from inspiring English sources

The researchers, led by Dr. Matthew Miller, compared statistics on gun ownership by state with statistics on suicide.

Participants spoke about police brutality in their communities, asked questions, took notes and compared statistics and programs.

Perhaps less scientifically, the former major leaguer Toby Harrah compared statistics to bikinis: "They both show a lot," Mr. Harrah said, "but not everything".

They estimated the cover-image histogram from the stego-image and compared statistics from the estimated histogram against the actual histogram.

A visual representation of prediction ability of the combined model on the test set is illustrated in Figure 2. Table 3 Compared statistics, on the test set, between the integrated model and its single components: the SVM statistical model and the Benigni/Bossa structural alerts set for mutagenicity.

[1] [2] [3] [4] For example, a 2010 study examining 'selection bias' in news stories about missing children compared statistics from the FBI to evening news reports from five national televisions stations.

As long as such a system is lacking, cross-country comparability of migration statistics can only be achieved by comparing statistics from different countries.

"It's not until after Christmas, when stocks are up, that you can really compare statistics," said French.

In other countries the efforts may be gauged by comparing statistics.

The dramatic crime decline in New York City began in 1994 with the advent of the management system called Compstat (short for, "compare statistics").

An online tool, "Map the Meal Gap," allows students to research and compare statistics about hunger at the country level.