Sentence examples for in some statistics from inspiring English sources

Add in some statistics from the National Readership Survey showing Mail titles with a monthly print-plus-digital UK reach of 30.3 million and you can see why Rupert may have cause to curse in his cornflakes.

The government decided that it should measure the impact of big disasters in a different way to avoid distortions in some statistics and that it had been overestimating the amount of consumer spending that goes to health care.

Note also that excluding the 5% of extreme rates in some statistics seems negligible with regard to the comparison between null and observed intervals, because the expected variability depicted is lower when excluding them both under the null hypothesis and under the observed variability.

Throw in some statistics.

In England, where some statistics are available, costs by 1650 had risen by 250 percent over those of 1500.

And you've had this journey that has not ended up in prison, as some statistics would indicate.

For this reason we report in Table 8 some statistics for the underlying subwords selected, averaged over all experiments.

With the projected land use under the given changes in population and employment, some statistics of land use characteristics in terms of land use density, diversity, and design are calculated for S1, S2, and S3 (listed in Table 2).

He ticked off some statistics: in 2004, George W. Bush won forty-four per cent of the Hispanic vote nationally; in 2008, John McCain won just thirty-one per cent.

Police union officials disputed some statistics in the report, noting, for example, that though the number of budgeted officers is 3,304, the actual number on the force is closer to 3,100.

Now, the company has revealed some of the info behind its program, shedding light on some statistics in an effort to get more transparent about what the whitelist is and how it works.