But once the game is done, the contest's statistics will reflect the difference in motivation, assuming that it mattered.
But conventional statistics make the contest appear closer than it was.
But the trends, which are based on one price level and constant exchange rates, emerge clearly.As regards percentage of world trade Britain has likewise declined badly in relation to France and Germany.What the apologists will sayI am aware of the efforts made to contest the relevance of these statistics.
It was the only service break of the match, with both men neck and neck in all key statistics as the contest unfolded over the next three hours.
All 10 of their second innings wickets here in Adelaide went to deliveries that would not have hit the stumps, just one of many chastening statistics in a contest that has thus far been entirely one-sided.
It fell to just over 10percentt in 2012 thanks to a non-competitive Democratic contest, according to voter turnout statistics maintained by University of Florida Professor Michael McDonald. .
These are the intermediate statistics of political contests, and as reports of current preferences and achievements, their publication influences future events, like contributions and declarations of allegiance.
This is easier to do for baseball games, where there are many statistics indicating where the contest may be heading, than it is in a soccer match, in which one or two sudden scores define the game.
If the election is all about the statistics, this is no contest.
They all need to speak, of course, so baseball on TV has become a constant contest of endless chatter featuring mindless statistics.
When not busy sponsoring silverware patterns or judging letter-writing contests, she studies furiously at law-enforcement statistics.
