Sentence examples for definitive statistic from inspiring English sources

A reliever's earned run average is not always the definitive statistic to evaluate his performance; his success rate in stranding inherited runners plays a role.

A definitive statistic is hard to find because it is so difficult to gauge.

Classification of individuals into classes was reasonably definitive (entropy statistic: 0.68), but not certain.

Not definitive, just definite.

The observed trends were relatively consistent with the results of the purely temporal scan statistic, albeit not as definitive.

The economic setting, while questionable as to gross domestic product momentum, is more definitive when you look at industrial production, a monthly statistic.

Nevertheless, it is easy to forget that RCTs compare groups of patients, and that the HR is a 'group summary statistic' and thus neither RCTs nor HRs provides definitive information as to how to treat an individual patient.

Errors are hardly the definitive way to evaluate defense, but they still can be an illuminating statistic.

It would be unfair to claim that any one statistic, such as newly developed "value-added data," should stand alone as definitive evidence of a teacher's effectiveness.

Table 2 Descriptive statistics Item N Minimum Maximum Mean Standard deviation Skewness Kurtosis Statistic Statistic Statistic Statistic Statistic Statistic Std.

Statistic after statistic after statistic.