Sentence examples for statistic as one from inspiring English sources

Leake has confirmed that the wording was changed during editing, but insists that Wissner-Gross claimed the statistic as one of his own findings during a phone conversation.

In this way, each individual contributes several times to compute the log-rank test statistic as either one of the samples with or without the genotype of interest.

The probability was estimated as the proportion of permutations which gave as large or larger statistic as the observed one.

The Akaike Information Criterion AICconsidersestimatedated residual variance and model complexity as one statistic and provides a measure of the information lost when a model is used.

And then there was President Bush, he of sunny disposition and breezy confidence, dismissing tentative evidence of a rebound as "one good statistic amongst a sea of pretty dismal statistics," and suggesting that failure to pass his $1.6 trillion tax cut would risk continued economic deterioration.

The effect of pointing errors was combined with the turbulence-induced fading as one channel statistic in studying the performance of dual-hop mixed RF/FSO relay networks in [5].

Sex work brought in an estimated £5.3 billion in the UK last year, and while statistics suggest that one in ten men have used a prostitute, George suggests that the real statistic might be as many as one in three.

Sex work brought in an estimated $8 billion in the UK last year, and while statistics suggest that one in ten men have used a prostitute, George suggests that the real statistic might be as many as one in three.

The application of the Shin statistic (as the presence of one non-stationary common factor kept us from using the KPSS test) renders confirmatory evidence of stationarity for 37 provinces.

We note that kappa and delta have higher values of agreement for imperfect versus perfect symmetry, while the B-statistic and AC1-index behave as one would prefer (scenario 9 vs. 10).

I think being treated as a statistic is one of the horrible things about the way our culture operates.