Sentence examples for developing statistics from inspiring English sources

As per the report's recommendation, the UK government has asked the Office for National Statistics (ONS) to investigate the feasibility of developing statistics on the sharing economy in the UK.

"Airbnb did a very effective job of this — of developing statistics, numbers to be able to go in to cities that might be skeptical of room sharing, home sharing, and say hey listen this is bringing tourist dollars to parts of the city that otherwise wouldn't get them," he said.

Its new budget directs the Bureau of Economic Analysis to develop statistics that "uniquely measure the role of innovation" in the economy.

That's why we developed statistics in the first place.

Shah evaluated HIV-positive patients' files to develop statistics on disease trends and shadowed Kaushik on his patient rounds.

In his Ph.D. research, Seekell developed statistics to provide early warning that an ecosystem is passing a tipping point and is about to undergo a regime change.

But then, equally, an app developer could include this information regarding your screen reader usage in the information that it sends back to the company that could be used to develop statistics and analytical information about the people who use the app.

Knowing that it is difficult to develop statistics concerning the risks inherent in major projects due to the fact that there are very few projects of this kind and because of the highly variable context of each project, the opinions of experts are fairly often used to identify, analyse and treat the risk.

He persuaded a number of villagers, most of whom were single males, to take intelligence tests, and even developed statistics on all aspects of the villagers' lives, from their financial resources to their diets to their sexual habits.

For the purpose of making these statements applicable to quantitative evaluation of experimental data, we developed statistics to capture the temporal features of Vm before and after the spike.

We test hypotheses of diverging lineages identified through the mtDNA gene tree and nuclear clustering with recently developed statistics that quantify the degree of exclusive ancestry in an assemblage of gene trees [17].