Sentence examples for lost statistics from inspiring English sources

"I've had to stifle my appetite for nuance," she said, about the lost statistics.

Or, about those "percentage swing to win or lose" statistics which have been calculated in a predominantly two-party environment?

Unfortunately, by using more energetic particles one loses statistics since their flux decreases with a power law, thus it is crucial to find a good compromise between sensitivity to the relevant physical quantity (PREM) and proper statistics required in order to make a statement with a good level of confidence.

Every year, the Brain Tumor Foundation bombards the City Council with stories of loved ones lost, frightening statistics about the prevalence of cancer and pledges to "literally save the lives of your constituents".

The UK's official trade figures have temporarily lost national statistics status following an error by Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC).

But these individualizing influences are lost in statistics such as pre- and postoperative mean scores that only express a group [ 11].

The State of the World's Children report takes you into the lives of hundreds of millions children who are hidden from view, lost to statistics, programs and budgets, and growing up beyond our reach.

The spectrometer is suited to experiments that can greatly profit from knowledge of the neutron energy spectrum without losing available statistics, such as many of the current precision experiments that use ultracold neutrons.

The human faces shouldn't get lost amid the statistics.

But many radiologists complain that they get lost in the statistics, special computer programs notwithstanding.

The police-recorded crime figures, which have lost their national statistics status because of recording issues in January last year, show 3.7m offences recorded by the police.