Sentence examples for imperfect statistics from inspiring English sources

"In New York City in 1913, from the imperfect statistics available," the article said, "500 children fell victims to the disease".

The statistics are imperfect, but it seems that black teens like Brown have a great deal to fear from the police.

The operational uncertainties are attributed to inevitable random signal perturbations in inhomogeneous propagation medium with unknown statistics, possible imperfect radar calibration, and uncontrolled sensor displacements or carrier trajectory deviations in the SAR case.

Although methods for parsing risk alleles into causative and specific cell lineages have been proposed (Maurano et al., 2012; Trynka et al., 2013; Farh et al., 2014; Seumois et al., 2014; Onengut-Gumuscu et al., 2015), these approaches, similar to our study, rely on aggregate proximity statistics and imperfect modeling of genetic linkage.

That means that crime statistics are inherently imperfect.

"These guys were not denying the food waste statistics or that imperfect produce is an issue," he said.

Additionally, in each species statistical analyses were performed to calculate relative frequency, correlation coefficient and chi-square statistics of perfect and imperfect SSRs.

Inference from imperfect knowledge is the realm of classical statistics.

Statistics on traveler numbers, although imperfect, are the best available.

Crime maps based on such statistics are equally complex and equally imperfect.

But even if twice as much were spent on statistics, the numbers would still be imperfect.