Sentence examples for difficult statistics from inspiring English sources
However, ratios are difficult statistics to work with: in cost effectiveness ratios the denominator (the effect difference) may be zero, producing an intractable result.
Comparing suicide rates within law enforcement with those in the general population is difficult because statistics are kept by different agencies and it is hard to account for demographics.
Not only that, they can do really quite difficult maths: statistics, probability, Bayesian theory... Gopnik has devised experiments showing that when it comes to designing and testing hypotheses, 18-month-old toddlers are better at it than adults.
This is difficult, because official statistics mismeasure – or simply miss – many of the real economy's hidden rules and practices".
However, the report identified concerns about data limitations that made it difficult to disaggregate statistics by gender.
He said the short turnaround time and the structure of some state racing commissions made it difficult to separate statistics for individual breeds.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics BLSS) has had a difficult time analyzing statistics for STEM occupations, since there is no commonly agreed-upon definition of a STEM job.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) likewise had a difficult time analyzing statistics for STEM occupations, since there was no commonly agreed-upon definition of a STEM job.
Kurkjian said that even after Harvey's election, anointing others as Hall of Famers was still difficult without the statistics that make it much easier to justify electing a player.
Those same experts note that drawing conclusions about the true size of, or reason for, an increase in tornado activity is difficult because historical statistics are unreliable due to changes in the way storms are tracked and measured.
Of course, it is difficult to compare statistics from different countries in any meaningful way, but a thriving "rape culture" is not just a problem for the developing world to overcome.
