Sentence examples for life statistics from inspiring English sources
It's a collaborative app and so compares the anonymised data from many phones to get the best battery life statistics.
Writes singer Bono in the forward, "[Sachs] is an economist who can bring to life statistics that were, after all, lives in the first place.
Several qualitative and quantitative sensitivity methods were applied to the results including the calculation of the probabilistic sensitivities (partial derivatives of the fatigue life statistics with respect to the input probability density function parameters) via linear regression and finite difference.
These cities, dubbed the "best places to live," were determined by complex calculation of financial, housing, education, quality of life statistics, as well as factors like leisure activities, culture and weather.
A number of demographers who study birth death and other important life statistics have found that both the number of elderly immigrants returning to their home countries to die and the number of mothers who do the same with newborns are not large enough to sufficiently explain the Latino Health Paradox.
The p value is indeed 'non-significant', but in real life, statistics may not tell the full story.
Some use a system where teams compile points for their players' real-life statistics like touchdowns; the team with the most points wins.
Strat-O-Matic, in which rolls of the dice correspond to results on cards that mirror players' real-life statistics, has survived in an age of high-tech video games.
… — Julia Moskin Specialty Food.com: … And the latest in staff-of-life statistics: Despite price spikes due to lower crop yields, the United States reached record-high yearly bread sales of $21.6 billion last year, and bread consumption in the down economy is increasing while eating out is decreasing.
The upbeat headline from the life expectancy statistics hides a much more sombre reality for many.
Another is that life expectancy statistics are heavily influenced by infant mortality, and the people in 1935 who actually made it to 65 tended to hang around for a good long time.
