Sentence examples for revised statistics from inspiring English sources

Dominguez's Total Sports International issued revised statistics from what had been available earlier in the week.

The (recently revised) statistics fail to count pension payouts as running down savings.

But recently revised statistics showing the flow of funds through China's economy between 1992 and 2007 have reopened the debate.

The employment decline has become even worse than it was at a comparable point in the so-called jobless recovery of the early 1990's, according to recently revised statistics from the Labor Department.

Gray said his staff is still going through reams of documents to determine how much of a discrepancy there was between the original career placement statistics and the revised statistics produced after the audit.

KB revised statistics and language.

PMe developed the statistical models and revised the statistics section of the manuscript.

Moreover, the government has revised several statistics after they were initially released, making it more difficult to say when the economy hit bottom.

The University of Wisconsin, which had reported it was one of the safest universities in the Big Ten last year, has revised its statistics, showing that it actually had more sexual assaults on campus than the other members of the conference.

According to Eurostat, the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for the 17 European Union members using the euro was 11.2 percent in June, stable compared with the revised May statistics but significantly higher than the 10 percent a year earlier.

TH is a professor in the Department of Biomedical Statistics, who revised all statistics in the article.