Sentence examples for numerical facts from inspiring English sources
Statistics is the art of answering complex questions from numerical facts, called data.
In his amicus brief, Mr. Freeman argued that the N.B.A. acknowledged that scores and statistics themselves were not N.B.A. property in its warning before every telecast, which begins "This program is authorized under rights granted by the National Basketball Association," and forbids unauthorized use of "the pictures, descriptions or accounts" of the game, not the numerical facts.
One reason for the high extent of verbal qualifier use compared to other formats might be that primary care physicians are not sure about the numerical facts regarding risk.
For example, a yellow highlighter could signify sources, a purple highlighter could indicate numerical facts and a green highlighter could show the most concise pieces of information you can find.
The harsh numerical fact, though, is that a box office flop like "Rendition," which made just under $10 million and played in 2,250 theaters, will reach more people than most successful documentaries.
Numerical fact retrieval also showed a tendency for positive activation (67% of foci, although not reaching significance; P > 0.05).
Interestingly, the tasks that have been contrasted most often with numerical fact retrieval (difficult calculations of untrained or difficult mathematical problems) deactivate AG (100% of cases).
Within left AG, overlap (at −48, −64, 34) was revealed for automatic semantics, episodic retrieval, numerical fact retrieval, and sentence-level tasks.
We also preserved any important subdivisions that have been highlighted in the literature (e.g., top-down vs. bottom-up attention, executive vs. automatic semantic retrieval, numerical calculation vs. numerical fact retrieval).
In part this reflects a numerical fact that there was essentially more potential for an increase in protein C values for those starting with very low protein C levels.
