Sentence examples for statistic emerged from inspiring English sources

The statistic emerged during a debate at Wrexham council, which decided to appeal against a move to impose 171 "standards" for promoting the Welsh language.

Meanwhile, in a cluster of boroughs not so far away, a stinking dollop of a statistic emerged in January: across the entirety of London, only 376 students chose computing at A-level in 2011/12.

Biometrika 67, 591 596] method of moments correction of Pearson's Chi-squared test statistic emerged as the overall best alternative in this study.

Earlier this year, a startling statistic emerged: People jumped to their deaths from the Golden Gate Bridge in 2013 at a rate of almost once a week.

One brutal statistic emerges: he is 180-198 an aN.B.A.A. coach, and if the winning percentage doesn't rise soon, Pitino has said he will not coach the Celtics beyond this season.

That statistic emerges from an extraordinary pair of articles (here and here) by Steve Treder at The Hardball Times that I landed on while searching for a link on the history of this rule change.

Maybe the most striking way to set up the issue is via a statistic that emerged from a 2006 Eurobarometer survey by the European Commission.

One startling statistic that emerges from the UBS note is that 55% of US government debt is due to roll over during the next two years (it is not just the spendthrift Americans, many European countries will see a quarter of their debt come up for refinancing in the next 12 months).

Unlike previous bioinformatics disease-loci prediction approaches, this weighting method in our framework directly modeled both biological knowledge and statistic association significances emerging from GWAS to produce optimal weights for the prioritization.

First, our previous study used a statistic (hierarchical FST) detecting differences between continental groups that should have emerged recently, whereas our 2DNS statistics are more sensitive to older events.

A reasonable single-factor solution emerged with the KMO sampling-adequacy statistic =.54, a significant Bartlett's test of sphericity (p <.001), communalities of.46 (IncLrn),.49 (product), and.75 (process), and 56.7 % of the total variance explained.