For example, statistics on the American use of the internet show that only 29% of Latino adults have a broadband connection at home compared to almost 50% among white adults [ 37].
IBM seeks to monetize their effort by charging to display analytics information, for example, statistics on the timeliness and quality of transactions provided to other members of the chain.
For example, statistics show that nearly 40% of Twitter users claimed to have made a purchase as a direct result of a social media influencer's tweet.
This, in turn, necessitates the usage of high speed computers and integrating knowledge from other branches of science, for example, statistics, mathematics, physics, chemistry, and so on.
"It's another example of statistics flying in the face of common sense," comments John Timpson, chair of retail chain Timpson in response to the idea that a number of his watch repairing staff could be made redundant to automation.
For example, the sufficient statistics of generating data on breast density are the total numbers of each subgroup, which is equivalent to the collection of individual data when a multi-nominal distribution following the percentage of each category.
Use examples, statistics, reiteration, comparison.
Common examples are player statistics of OSN games, application usage statistics, or in-app purchase data such as credit card information.
Polls are a recognizable example of statistics in action.
To take one example, Starr gives us statistics of the evolution of university enrollment in France (p. 113) a few pages after discussing Lacan's "phallic comedy" (p. 104).
