Sentence examples for similar statistic from inspiring English sources

Ms. Green quoted a similar statistic.

(The government calculates a similar statistic, the U-4 rate, with different criteria for discouraged workers, and found it to be 8.9 percent in January, seasonally adjusted).

He pointed out that this is a similar statistic to that cited in the academic paper he co-authored in 2005, claiming 25 per cent of child sex abuse is homosexual.

As a result of the pact, Canada said that 98 percent of European tariffs on Canadian goods would be lifted, though neither Canada nor Europe offered a similar statistic for Canadian tariffs.

The UK's National Literacy Trust (NLT)'s Children's and Young People's Reading in 2014 report offers a similar statistic, noting that the percentage of 8- to 18 year-olds reading daily outside class was 41.4% in 2014 - up from 29.1% in 2010.

No-one appears to have died in the first; and it is possible that the second will end with a similar statistic, given that workers unaccounted for at the plant may have come to grief in the tsunami rather than any nuclear cause.

External validation of this score on the UK dataset showed a similar c statistic of 0.65.

A similar summary statistic can be derived for an alternative strategy allocating all patients to the new treatment.

Inclusion of non-genetic and genetic factors in a validation sample gave a similar C statistic of 0.809 for progression to advanced AMD at 10 years (45).

The distributing frequency of the main clinical symptoms between probable and possible sCJD were quite similar, without statistic difference, the p value showed in the table.

13 In the original validation study from the EuroHeart survey, CHA2DS2-VASc generally had a similar C statistic to CHADS2 but was better at identifying the patients at truly low risk and categorised only a small proportion into the intermediate risk category.