Sentence examples for is statistics from inspiring English sources
noun
A mathematical science concerned with data collection, presentation, analysis, and interpretation.
- Statistics is the only mathematical field required for many social sciences.
Tour de force though Flintoff is, statistics suggest caution.
When you talk about practice to them, what they think of is statistics.
If your yardstick is statistics, Manning more often than not comes out on top.
Although a tally would be nice, what would be nicer is statistics on whether working at home -- or in Starbucks -- improves creativity or productivity.
The result is statistics that previously were unavailable, like individual player touches, number of passes and to whom, and number of balls won and lost.
Statisticians recognize that, human frailty being what it is, statistics are only ever an approximate estimate about what is happening in the real world.
What steroids bulk out, above all, is statistics: the rate at which you hit the ball, and the ratio of those hits that turn out to be home runs.
The problem, of course, is that all of this is statistics, and all statistics come with a margin of error.
The stance taken on remaining missing data was that it should be "conditioned out"; that is, statistics were estimated conditional on all relevant investment states being valid (non-missing).
"Homicide is interesting to learn about but all the statistics in the book, the majority of the chapter is statistics and I want to skip through it but then I feel that later they are going to relate to but it's so boring I can't actually sit down and read it.
