Sentence examples for data does not exactly from inspiring English sources

In many situations 'count' data does not exactly follow a Poisson distribution; they are often overdispersed, (i.e. the variance of the outcome variable is higher than the mean value).

Usually the experiment (or the observed) data do not exactly coincide with theoretical expectations.

However, because some of the eligible women did not consent to providing a blood sample for testing, the file with reproductive data did not exactly match that for HIV testing.

However, the data set does not exactly represent a standard primary care population, being derived from a population matched by age and sex to a cancer population.

Moore does not exactly conceal his.

He does not exactly lack for work.

He does not exactly inspire confidence.

Although the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention publishes statistics on assisted reproductive technology, which includes "donor embryo services" and "gestational carrier services," the federal agency's data does not break out exactly how many of those births were by surrogacy.

Baldwin acknowledged some data that did not exactly inspire faith.

The data doesn't tell us exactly what impact the heady mix of extreme heat and air pollution has on the people of Ahvaz, or other cities in middle- and low-income countries, but we do know it's likely to be worse for those who are too poor to get out.

The prediction remains fairly accurate even if the organization of the course changes, so that the data collected during one offering doesn't exactly match the data collected during the next.