Sentence examples for examination of statistics from inspiring English sources

An examination of statistics from the teams involved in those seven situations showed the effect was much less one-sided than one might suspect.

Andrew Karmen, the author of a book on the city's homicide rate, "New York Murder Mystery," said that an examination of statistics showed that even as the number of homicides dropped, the clearance rate for new cases hovered from 50 to 60percentt from year to year.

When it comes to the police force's dealings with the general public, a dispassionate examination of statistics (not always easy in an emotionally charged time) shows that it is far from the trigger-happy crew that some would have everyone believe.

Careful examination of statistics and graphics in exploratory data analysis allows insight to geochemical data structure and behavior, which must be considered in the analysis of uni-element as well as multi-element geochemical anomalies.

Examination of statistics related to regulatory links, rather than individual gene activities, is a view related (but not directly correlated) to that which is normally examined in high-throughput studies.

The assessment of model fit involves an inspection of the factor loadings as well as an examination of 'fit statistics.' Each fit statistic provides information about the degree to which the model fits the observed data.

Total EF and separate EF components (water, food, transport, energy, clothing, and material assets) were analysed through graphs, by examination of descriptive statistics, and through the use of non-parametric inferential statistics.

He said close examination of key statistics relating to the race and policing bears that out.

Many theories have been postulated to explain movements in the terms of trade, but none of them is really confirmed by close examination of trade statistics.

The study by the Medical Research Council, the first comprehensive examination of mortality statistics from the AIDS era, found that 40percentt of the adult deaths last year were caused by AIDS-related illnesses.

So overwhelming was England's defeat by Australia in the second Ashes Test that, as they pick their way through the wreckage of their shattered confidence, a thorough examination of historical statistics is unlikely to figure high on their priority list.