Sentence examples for producing statistics from inspiring English sources
But according to administration officials, C.I.A. and State Department officials then passed what they regarded as a tedious job of producing statistics for the annual report to the unit, which was understaffed and handicapped by turnover, old computers, software that did not work and other problems.
- A: are producing statistics related to this part of the offence; - B: are currently not producing statistics related to this part of the offence, but could produce statistics in the future, without having to change the national information architecture; and.
RSTATS then scaled Fobs and Fcalc together, producing statistics to evaluate the agreement between the two sets of structure factors.
- C: are currently not producing statistics related to this part of the offence, and could not produce statistics in the future without having to change the national information architecture.
Computational modeling on the other hand facilitates a clear analytical approach here, producing statistics for different AHA segments and ischemia radii.
(IV) Analyzing the results, producing statistics and mapping the spatial distribution of the computed errors including: the minimum rank (Fig. 3 a), maximum rank (Fig. 3 b), average rank (Fig. 3 c), and standard deviation rank (Fig. 3 d).
The data are not publicly available and the use and analysis of the data need permission from Statistics Sweden, a government agency that produces statistics [ 19].
I guess Penn is well paid to produce statistics that help Clinton read the American zeitgeist.
Other administration officials produced statistics to show that the tax cuts would benefit millions of middle-income workers.
"OFFICIALS produce statistics; statistics produce officials," goes a neat Chinese saying, referring to the propensity of China's cadres to use falsified data to seek promotion.
When national news media ran reports this summer of a ticket blitz in the city, the mayor's aides produced statistics to the contrary, but negative public perceptions persisted.
