Sentence examples for statistical aberration from inspiring English sources
"statistical aberration" is correct and can be used in written English
It is usually used to describe something that is an unusual occurrence or deviation from the norm, such as a statistical or mathematical anomaly. For example: "The decline in profits in the third quarter of 2019 was largely attributed to a statistical aberration due to an unusually high number of returns."
One possibility is that the disappointing G.D.P. figure was a statistical aberration.
The decline was called a statistical aberration, but it indicated a slowdown in the pace people plugging into the Internet.
What I did not point out, but might have, is an interesting statistical aberration.
Inevitably, after about a year and a half of monthly falls, there will be the odd statistical aberration in the trend.
As some suspected at the time, March's weak job report, which showed payrolls rising by just 88,000, was a statistical aberration — a product of sampling error.
But authorities say the 33 cases of microcephaly reported in the country so far in 2016 do not represent a statistical aberration from previous years.
Districts also say that clusters of cancer cases can simply be statistical aberrations.
Some economists have suggested that the declines in late summer that took the rate down to 7.1percentt might have been statistical aberrations.
"Without a thorough investigation into these statistical aberrations, I think it is fair to say that Nielsen would be remiss in pushing forward with its rollout plan".
In fact, there is no hard and fast equation to distinguish related events from statistical aberrations, said Thomas Joiner, a psychology professor at Florida State University.
The two psychologists, along with Dr. Kenneth Carpenter, an emeritus professor of nutrition at Berkeley, said they had then found similar statistical aberrations in a previous report by Dr. Chandra, published in The Lancet in 1992 and based on the same group of elderly participants.
