Sentence examples for providing statistics that from inspiring English sources

Flanders has a knack of providing statistics that register the changes taking place: for instance, she tells us that "in New York City in 1800, less than 5% of men had a workplace outside the house; by 1820, it was 25%, and by 1840, it was 70%".

Treadaway says local newspapers may be able to sell better ad packages to customers, and to provide statistics that make it easier to show the economic value of advertising over the Internet.

The workday had only begun when Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani provided statistics that began to give some vague dimension to an American atrocity: 4,763 people reported missing, 184 bodies or body parts recovered, 6,000 tons of rubble removed, and 30,000 body bags available.

These are modest figures ac cording to some American ob servers, who say that the mission has a tendency to provide statistics that minimize both the damage cf the war and what the Vietnamese have suf fered when those cannot be attributed solely to the Com munists.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation provides statistics that may help us gain insight into where and how you are most likely to have your money stolen.

Moreover, TACO also provides statistics that can be used to visualize the distribution of enrichment p-values using a Q-Q plot, and to generate spacing plots as in Figure  6.

In Table 1, we provide statistics that compare the spatial variation in 6-year mean AOD retrievals with measurements of daily 24-hr average PM2.5 sampled on the same days as successful satellite observations.

The White House provides statistics that help explain the current economy at //www.whitehouse.gov/fsbr/esbr.html.html

Sharkey, the chairman of the sociology department at New York University, supports evidence-based reform but also provides statistics that give the reader a reason to cheer.

In the amended suit, the city provided statistics that city officials said showed that only a small percentage of distributors and dealers sold the guns that were used in crimes in Chicago.

Data leads to better understanding of ROI: Data-driven marketing provides statistics that attribute successful outcomes to a specific marketing effort.