Sentence examples for inadequate statistics from inspiring English sources

The census has no second-generation question, leaving Congress to debate immigration reform with inadequate statistics about which new Americans are learning English, finishing school, living in segregated neighborhoods or staying out of jail.

As health officials across the country scramble to get a handle on the deadly opioid crisis, federal health minister Jane Philpott issued a strong condemnation of the woefully inadequate statistics available on opioid overdoses in Canada.

For some other cancer sites, there appears to be no association possibly due to inadequate statistics power.

It has been shown repeatedly that articles even in high-ranking journals surprisingly often contain inadequate statistics.

Inadequate statistics not only impede the possibility of determining trends but also affect inter-country comparisons of maternal mortality rates 11, 17.

The only additional source for bias was the inadequate statistics used in a crossover study pooling the data for both treatment groups (Song et al., 1992).

As discussed previously, multiple items and persons demonstrated inadequate fit statistics, which is indicative that the persons and the items are not performing as expected by the Rasch model.

Commonly identified flaws in these reliability studies were low sample size, unclear selection criteria, the use of only healthy individuals, use of inadequate reliability statistics, the absence of a protocol, and questionable applicability in clinical practice.

Items of inadequate difficulty, fit statistics greater than 1.5, negative point-measure correlations and/or problems in the answer options (seven items) were removed from TRC-n-2 and the test form with 34 selected items was recalibrated.

Items of inadequate difficulty, fit statistics greater than 1.5, negative point-measure correlations and/or problems in the answer options (six items) were removed from TRC-n-4 and this test form with 51 items was recalibrated and again linked to the TRC-n-3.

This review was limited by the heterogeneity of outcome measures and inadequate reporting of statistics.