Sentence examples for fair statistics from inspiring English sources

But their biggest gripe is that, blinded by statistical wizardry, many economists fail to think about the way in which the world really works.To be fair, statistics can be deceptive, especially when explaining human behaviour, which is necessarily complicated, and to which iron laws do not apply.

To obtain fair statistics covering different HLA molecules, we sampled randomly 100 data points from each of the 12 HLA class I supertypes.

UEFA announced that England had been awarded another place last Friday but fair play statistics from the final two rounds of Premier League fixtures had not been added.

To be fair, yesterday's statistics show no change, compared with increases in poverty rates in the last two years.

What's not clear or fair from the statistics is that the population is so low that per capita, it does not take a large number of offences to make a relatively big jump.

Ms. Reed said the study used fair-market rent statistics from the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

The figures were compiled by Fairer Gambling used statistics from the Gambling Commission.

Having been published in The Review of Economics and Statistics, Dr. Fair's work has an academic credibility rare in matters of sport.

The size of final population/archive must be smaller the given maximum population size, otherwise, a compulsory truncation will be operated in final statistics for fair comparisons.

The latest annual Tony's Fair report shares current statistics on figures of child slavery in the cocoa industry, including incidences at Tony's own partner farms.

It has its fair share of crime: statistics provided to the police commission say the tactical team was dispatched 19 times in 2013.