Sentence examples for reflecting statistics from inspiring English sources

But the royal role is really about far less tangible qualities, reflecting statistics in a recent opinion survey showing that, while almost two-thirds of Britons are not yet enthusiastic about the royal wedding next April, a far higher proportion — 76 percent — are proud their land is a monarchy.

After recalling the two step-by-step chain-generation procedures of long chains used in Monte Carlo simulations, which lead respectively to absorbing and to reflecting statistics, a suggestion is made regarding the statistics to be considered when polymer chains are confined.

Stories like this reflect statistics showing that atheists are among the most unpopular and mistrusted segments of American society.

c) Helpdesks and recommendation systems: reflecting through statistics about which products have better reputation.

This article was amended on Monday 11 January to reflect updated statistics released by the Department of Defense.

If the award is meant to honor intangibles that are not reflected in statistics, such attributes can still be considered.

A similar pattern was reflected in statistics gathered by Citi Habitats, a Manhattan brokerage firm that says it handles about 8,000 leases a year.

He scored 6 of his 8 points from the line in the Nets' last game, a loss to Charlotte, though his impact is often not reflected in statistics.

New Yorkers' nonviolence is also reflected in statistics showing that the direct attack on Manhattan last September did not inspire huge numbers of natives to fight back.

That may merely reflect better statistics: in the past many disappearances went unreported for fear of reprisals from the gangsters responsible.

The new report, released Thursday, reflects updated statistics gathered through the Drug Abuse Warning Network, a government system to which hospitals report drug-related emergency room visits.