Sentence examples for first statistics from inspiring English sources

First, statistics about those who were deported in 2011 show that 45 percent were not apprehended for any criminal offense.

Auto sales and the purchasing managers' survey are usually the first statistics released each month about the strength of the economy the month before.

Exit polls have become such a sophisticated craft, and the commentators so confident in the projections, that election night coverage now has an odd seamlessness, a sense of expectations fulfilled before the viewer digests the very first statistics.

In October, the Pentagon published its first statistics for Iraq's war dead; it estimated that nearly twenty-six thadsand Iraqis had been killed by insurgents between January, 2004, and September, 2005.

In 1911 he founded the world's first statistics department, at University College London (UCL), aiming to convert statistics from "the playing field of dilettanti and controversialists into a serious branch of science".

The first statistics about BlackBerry Z10 sales in markets where the phone has been available for several weeks are expected to emerge on Thursday when BlackBerry reports its quarterly financial results.

Across multiple channels, they provide the Web site, live video feeds, interviews, player reports, up-to-the-second statistics and even the ticketing.

With the city's population reduced by at least three-fifths, statistics indicate that crime is down 60percentto70percentcent over all, the department said.

Third, statistics show that the age 18-29 demographas has the lowest turnout for Presidential elections, typically around 20percentt.

Second, statistics show that when a person is housed and then becomes homeless, they generally stay in their own location.

Fourth, statistics and machine learning are applied to build ADR classification/prediction models.