Sentence examples for little statistics from inspiring English sources

Then in the computer side of things we can then apply a little statistics to find the highest heat demand times/loops and send a one cycle heat system demand an hour or two before the demand (forecasting).

Like all good studies, this one is chock full of weird little statistics and breaks down the sightings by province.

But it will serve as a useful field guide for people who know very little about statistics—and it has a high probability of being enjoyed.

CTT can provide this same information but it is more cumbersome to do so using little known statistics for assessing conditional errors.

Officials in the office of Gen. Barry R. McCaffrey, the White House drug czar, have a landslide of little-noted statistics that show domestic demand for drugs has plunged.

Students with little background in statistics are encouraged to take SOC 281B or an equivalent statistics course such as STATS 60 or PSYCH 10.

A little dance of statistics.

Manning seemed little improved; his statistics were frustratingly identical, almost, to those from the previous two seasons.

People in soccer have historically paid little attention to statistics, arguing that the only way to judge players is to see them in action.

"The Numbers Game" is no "Fun With Math" divertissement; its aim is to render its readers a little smarter about statistics, to make better citizens of them.

But along the way, each has developed a talent for doing the little things that statistics do not record and freshmen cannot provide.