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Discover LudwigThe phrase "small statistic" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small piece of data or information within a larger set of statistics. Example: "In the midst of all the overwhelming statistics, there was one small statistic that caught my attention - the number of female CEOs had increased by 10% in the past year."
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Brandt points to one small statistic as proof.
Here's one small statistic: The United States has 19 aircraft and helicopter carriers, as of the end of last year; no other country has more than four.
That might seem like a small statistic, but it hints at a much larger trend: Shows featuring minority leads (thus story lines revolving around minorities) are among TV's most popular.
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Gemma Bodinetz, artistic director of the Everyman and Playhouse, is more excited by a much smaller statistic than the number of new visitors to the city.
A small test statistic (P<0.05) indicated a statistically significant difference.
15 The index is a UK census based (2001) small area statistic measuring different domains of deprivation.
In the case of sequence similarity tests, observing low similarity (e.g., a small S statistic in BLAST search) is expected under the null distribution of random alignments.
A smaller AIC statistic value indicates a better fit [54].
A smaller BIC statistic value indicates a better fit [54] (Figs. 4, 5, 6, 7).
The lifetime of a series system corresponds to the smallest order statistic X 1 : n.
Parallel and series systems are the building blocks of more complex coherent systems, wherein the lifetime of a series system corresponds to the smallest order statistic X 1 : n and the lifetime of a parallel system corresponds to the largest order statistic X n : n.
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