Sentence examples for rich statistics from inspiring English sources

The EDX data are based on rather rich statistics, whereas the XRD measurements were unique for each phase.

This ataxia interactome has a noisy degree distribution even with the logarithmic binning due to less rich statistics compared with the literature-expanded network.

It's a muscular account, rich in statistics and case studies.

Baseball is rich in statistics and abbreviations: earned run averages, on base percentages and runs batted in become ERAs, OBPs and RBIs.

The curriculum was rich with statistics and poll results, which Pastor Young displayed by overhead projector on a cracked cinder-block wall.

Baseball is a sport rich in statistics, and consumed by debate over the meaning of virtually each and every one of those numbers.

The rich-state, poor-cities phenomenon is carried through in several similarities between New Jersey and Connecticut, experts say, including a decidedly suburban mind-set; a host of political, social and economic issues that hinder urban revival; and the fact that neither state is quite as rich as statistics suggest.

Looking at average net worth for the $100,000-plus income group more accurately captures the wealth increase among the super-rich than median statistics, which are typically used to identify the position of someone right in the middle of the group.

Yang's book is rich with details and statistics, but his is not an academic treatment.

Because rich JPEG models[24] utilize statistics collected for each mode separately, they are capable of detecting this statistical peculiarity even at low payloads.

He quotes familiar but still shocking statistics: "The richest 1% of British people have as much as the bottom 55%," – in many ways he identifies very real very legitimate problems.