Sentence examples for mere statistical sense from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, the mismatch between 'very good' [51] model performance in a mere statistical sense and the model's ability to capture the climatic niche of an organism is of particular concern.

Most of the findings (below) are mere statistical validation for common sense.

Not exactly in the statistical sense.

But if this prize is about more than mere statistical achievement – and it is – then Strauss is overdue acknowledgement.

But Britain's poor maths performance is more than a mere statistical illusion.

So it could yet prove a mere statistical glitch something Fremilab's physicist freely admit.

The Phillips curve, said Mr Lucas, was a mere statistical regularity a "reduced-form" relationship.

Predictably, the tobacco companies — and their expert surrogates — derided these and other studies as mere statistical arguments or anecdotes rather than definitions of causality.

WatsonPaths, by contrast, builds step-by-step graphs, or paths, that trace possible causes rather than mere statistical correlations.

Students are no longer individuals led into full membership in society but mere statistical effects used for political purposes.

Since nobody actually dies in ozone lab experiments, the evidence for fatalities must come from studies showing mere statistical associations.