Sentence examples for more statistics than from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Parker's textbook this year includes more statistics than the old one.

When it's not easy to see whether someone should be diagnosed with high blood pressure and treated accordingly, more statistics than a simple arithmetic mean of blood pressure readings could help doctors to make the right decision.

It was, of course, a statistician's delight, and I almost always found a statistician within earshot at the stadiums themselves, or else was given more statistics than I really wanted by earnest television announcers.

Those guys on the Bowery had more statistics and systems than you've got.' I took what he said seriously.

Those two probably account for more bad statistics than cynical manipulation.

And in 1981 there were no more exciting STATISTICS! than those that made up the weekly singles chart.

He then switched subjects, to opera and baseball, and joked that Plácido Domingo, the evening's entertainer, knew more Yankees statistics than he did.

The results indicate that regulators should base capital regulation on more sophisticated statistics than risk-weighted assets.

This may suggest that, in our sample, reporting harm in abstracts is driven more by statistics than by clinical significance of harm.

At 11 51 p.m., a journey that began when Rodriguez determined that he wanted a championship ring more than statistics, more than money, ended Wednesday night in the Bronx.

Everytown's calculation is this: More than statistics, more than glossy reports, its power comes from the heartbreaking, personal stories of gun violence, told by the people who are living it.