Sentence examples for issues statistics from inspiring English sources

In Section 3, we focus on three issues: statistics estimation, imaging procedure, and a modified Quasi-Newton solver.

Interview respondents were queried about state-specific older-driver issues (statistics, reporting, current programs); their experiences with the NHTSA curriculum, teaching strategies, and curriculum content; and approaches for incorporating the training into their in-service training programs.

The ministry has issued statistics only intermittently, though its original goal was to do the calculation — what it called "green G.D.P".

The Treasury will issue statistics this week showing that the richest are contributing more in income tax than they did in any year during the previous government.

At the same time, the ONS also issued statistics showing that people in the UK are now living in good health for longer.

Last week, Ford issued statistics designed to show that the Ford Explorer, generally believed to be its most profitable line, is safer than cars and safer than other sport utility vehicles.

In 2012, The Independent review of both A level and IB results, based on government issued statistics, ranked Malvern 32nd in the UK with 1080.7 points, ahead of Harrow (34th), Winchester (73rd), Eton (80th) and Wellington (89th).

It was assumed that natural ligands were sampled from a population where individual amino acid are distributed in accord with their average occurrence in the SWISS-PROT database (the v. 51.1 issue statistics).

In addition to confusion about fundamental issues in statistics, the increasing prevalence of statistics in these studies over time suggests that the inappropriate use of statistical packages may be partly to blame.

My husband, a lawyer, was bearing down on the "advanced maternal age" pregnancy issues and statistics like it was a federal case.

They were joined by Conservative Penny Mordaunt and Labour's Vernon Coaker and heard a flavour of viewers' reaction, as they looked at economic issues and statistics.