Sentence examples for more accurate statistics from inspiring English sources

In fact, the Athletics' triumph was incomplete (they never won the World Series) and temporary, because other teams started using more accurate statistics, too.

With more accurate statistics and better-trained health care providers, the aim is to focus more effort on awareness and education about the risks of diabetes.

The growing reach of the disease, though, has rattled even some experts who had hoped that the infection rate would begin declining by now, nearly a week after Beijing stopped denying that SARS was a problem and began providing more accurate statistics.

So, to some degree, we may have more accurate statistics now than in the past.

The results show the FBMINC model is a better model as it produces more accurate statistics.

The former will build up an ensemble of assimilation results to provide more accurate statistics on the characteristics of the core flow to the observed SV.

The results indicate that repeated measure experiments are required to infer individual level response profiles, and that these experiments also provide more accurate summary statistics and data more suited to inferring the dependent ordering of the molecular response.

Again, we should point out that our results could be improved in several areas: assimilation with other geodynamo models different from (39) and with more sophisticated assimilation algorithms and field models with more accurate error statistics.

Standardized diagnostic criteria should continue to improve recognition and yield more accurate prevalence statistics [5].

He also said emergency department figures were more accurate than police statistics which tended to suffer from under-reporting.

"This is a great example of a politician using more or less accurate statistics to make a meaningless claim.