Sentence examples for language of statistics from inspiring English sources
To use the language of statistics, the market will follow a "random walk".
In the language of statistics, such a pattern has a "fat tail" -- a relatively large number of apparently unusual occurrences.
In the language of statistics, 2003 has been a far more peaceful year than 1993 in East New York, and the police sought to emphasize that view.
The author, Darrell Huff, wrote that "the secret language of statistics, so appealing in a fact-minded culture, is employed to sensationalize, inflate, confuse and oversimplify".
Expressed in the language of statistics, the experiences of Ecast and other companies such as Amazon, an online bookseller, suggest that products down in the long tail of a statistical distribution, added together, can be highly profitable.
In the language of statistics, the vast majority of reasonably sized samples are representative of their population, that is, closely resemble it in complexion.
This means in the language of inferential statistics [6] that the members of each of these branches are 'nested' (2D-translation symmetry) models.
But if we critics want to influence the sales of lousy deals that sell out in days or sometimes hours, we're going to have to rely less on arguments that concern whether a dish was overcooked or undercooked, and more on the language of economics, statistics, marketing, psychology and transparency.
For analysis of microarray data the Bioconductor suite [ 21] and the R language for statistics (R Development Core Team; version 2.7.1) were used.
We need a new word to describe such underhand tactics – "Duncian" or "IDioSyncratic" perhaps; a neologism that acknowledges all the deceits that Duncan Smith has weaved from the moment when he claimed on his CV that he had studied at Perugia University, rather than an Italian language school, to his manipulation of statistics today.
PBIS cannot be reduced by statistical tools because it is not fundamentally a problem of statistics, but rather of non-statistical choices and plain language interpretations.
