Sentence examples for convoluted statistics from inspiring English sources

With the help of hired researchers, The Uppsala Conflict Data Program, and a bit of sheepish Wikipedia referencing—"Obviously you can't trust Wikipedia content blindly," he says, "but the World War II Casualties article provided a great roadmap, offering tons of resources and discussion"—sets of convoluted statistics emerged.

After exposure to high energy, high LET particles where the track radius is much larger than the cell nucleus, best fits to the data were achieved by a convoluted Poisson Neyman statistics.

Remember "convoluted"?

The nomenclature is convoluted.

It's convoluted.

I know this is convoluted.

These deals were really convoluted".

Are the rules convoluted?

"It's so convoluted".

It's very convoluted".

The story has been convoluted.