Sentence examples for more befuddling statistical from inspiring English sources

BALTIMORE — Asked how David Wright is compiling one of the more befuddling statistical seasons in baseball history, Jerry Manuel shook his head.

The misty mazes around me feel thicker and more befuddling.

J&JFFC is essentially Jamie's Jazz Odyssey: a cognitively dissonant freeform noodle through every single thing that has ever happened on a cooking show, only 43 times more befuddling than that sounds.

But the reality quickly became a lot more befuddling.

More recently, statistical arguments have been constructed for Jacques Kallis.

"C&CDB, 1988" is an offshoot of the even more formidable "Statistical Abstract".

The chancellor's plan uses a more traditional statistical comparison between one school and another.

Anecdotes aside, Mr. Chandra thinks my estimate of 5,000 is conservative, based on his own more sophisticated statistical analysis.

The authors more advanced statistical technique is better suited to finding trends and patterns in the climate record.

In this context, the eighty-five thousand foreigiven given H-1B visas each year represent little more than statistical noise.

The thermometer may be the same whoever reads it, but our experience of weather is more than statistical.