Sentence examples for statistical document from inspiring English sources

The 145-page report, made public in a news conference here today, is a statistical document, heavy with charts, graphs and numerical tables that meticulously review Dr. Shipman's habits.

Your own 'fighter profile' is a fulsome statistical document, outlining the last time you logged in to the game, your total number of matches played, right down to the granular detail of your hit-rates for certain moves on, astoundingly, a per-character basis.

The introduction by the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT) of statistical document schemes required for trade in tuna has significantly decreased the amount of unreported tuna catch in the Central Atlantic [9].

The only detailed statistical document on timber production, the monthly Statistical Highlights of the STC, has a limited circulation and is used mainly by the FD.

Statistical Highlights of the State Timber Corporation is a monthly document prepared by the STC and is perhaps the only comprehensive statistical document available on trade and production of wood products in Sri Lanka.

Many of them used to spend long hours sifting through statistical documents about engine vibrations, temperatures, fuel flow and so on, while waiting for engines to break down before fixing them.

Several state agencies in Sri Lanka produce statistical documents, which also include data on forests products and their trade.

Spatial statistical analyses document that termite mounds are regularly distributed in all studied plots.

Scans from multiple experiments (replicates) were combined by averaging expression data with an error-weighted algorithm (also described in the statistical methods document available on the Rosetta Biosoftware website).

In 1895, Wells-Barnett published a 100-page pamphlet, the Red Record, the first statistical record documenting the history of American lynchings, which became a seminal text.

Statistical studies documenting the greatly increased participation of women in recreational and elite sports, which are cause for optimism, must be supplemented by analyses of the way in which female athletes are positioned within the media-sports complex.