Sentence examples for making statisticians from inspiring English sources

The shift to making statisticians an integral part of the research team rather than to be consulted in isolation will be challenging.

The New England Patriots put up numbers that would make statisticians' heads spin.

Such stocks as Cisco Systems are what IPO dreams are made of—and what give statisticians fits.

Assuming normality for error terms (a dreadful misnaming by statisticians: Nature doesn't make errors, statisticians do) is fine when valid, and then familiar big statistical theorems can apply.

The potential "subjectivity" of these priors have made some statisticians and clinicians concerned about the use of this method.

But amid the glittering career numbers that would make a statistician swoon — 1,242 receptions for 14,268 yards and 103 touchdowns — one protrudes like a rotten apple in a bushel full of Red Delicious: zero.

"Unfortunately, the people making these arguments are statisticians," said Dr. Maurie Markman, a specialist in gynecological cancer at the Cleveland Clinic.

He was apparently starting a joke, making fun of the statisticians who tell New Yorkers how long they will live, but he was interrupted, and implored to play the game.

"The points we're making are the chief statistician job was vacant for a year and the ABS has suffered successive budget cuts," he said.

We applied this toolbox to the typical task of a clinical trial statistician of making decisions for pre-specified sensitivity analyses or the efficacy analysis in a statistical analysis plan.

Stuff like that makes us hardcore statisticians feel defiled.