Sentence examples for contemporary statistics from inspiring English sources

"Whatever the explanation," he says, "reiki seems to work for me".Sometimes, Mr Honoré slips into the earnest, empowering tone found in self-help manuals, but he quickly recovers his journalistic voice with a light mix of well-researched historic trivia and contemporary statistics.

And while you're listening, keep a few things in mind: Contemporary statistics show that among six of the major music publishers today, the proportion of women composers represented ranged from about 17percentt down to 4percentt.

A contemporary statistics analysis was used with the smallest worthwhile change set to 2% for Hbmass.

Professors Simon Winlow and Steve Hall of Teesside University warn that modern trends, such as the shift of offences from the street to the internet, make contemporary crime statistics unproportional and unreliable.

The study demonstrates these contemporary inferential statistics can be complementarily used to sufficiently detect and understand land degradation causes at the national level.

The scarcity of mapping resources and skilled personnel, lack of reliable validation data and difficulty in obtaining high resolution contemporary census statistics remain major obstacles to settlement and population mapping in these regions.

A contemporary approach to statistics was adopted since small changes in performance can be meaningful in athletes.

Mr. Maillot's soul searching led him to reflect on the unsettling statistics of contemporary marriage and divorce.

Results: No difference in life expectancy was recorded in 152 women with an early menopause caused by BSOE and not substituted with HRT, as compared to national statistics of contemporary women.

The two catchers were contemporaries, and their career statistics are similar.

To investigate the distribution of genetic diversity over the contemporary samples, an F-statistics based spatial analysis of molecular variance (SAMOVA) was performed using SAMOVA 1.0 [33].