Sentence examples for source of statistical from inspiring English sources

Mics is now the largest source of statistical information on children and we have an enormous amount of data at our fingertips.

First, when surveys were initially founded as the principal source of statistical information, whether one participated in a survey was largely unknown.

As for the birth defects spike, "We have not seen any credible source of statistical health information to support the claims," said Bennette Misalucha, executive director of Hawaii Crop Improvement Association, the chemical companies trade association, in a written statement distributed by a publicist.

We argue that these types of associations and beliefs constitute a source of statistical discrimination.

This point is theoretically important, and has not always been recognized; but in practice, kinship remains the most important source of statistical associations between altruists and recipients (Maynard Smith 1998, Okasha 2002, West et al. 2007).

Since we are interested in studying surface effects in finite samples and comparing samples of different disorder, however, a further source of statistical uncertainty needs to be taken into account.

In the first study, we utilized three sources of statistical data to compare two distinct data points (in-house use and online finding aid use) and determine if there were any patterns or other information that would help curators in the department make better decisions about the items or collections selected for digitization or value-added processing.

Some of the sources of statistical and systematic error that cause the predictors to deviate from the observed distribution of quadruple node types are explored, and the Hellinger distance is proposed as a means to compare distributions of quadruple node types in practice.

Significant advances have been made in using many sources of statistical data to develop exposure models.

In particular, they state that we "misunderstood this entire exercise" and "the basic sources of statistical variation used in a fixed effects model" (p. 76).

Subgroup analyses did not elucidate sources of statistical heterogeneity among the studies.