Is there any statistical evidence of the successes and/or failures of the workfare programme?
There is ample statistical evidence of the explosion of cheating in high school.
Twelve schools had statistical evidence of a schoolwide problem.
Indeed, there is ample statistical evidence of students with these higher grades failing the basic numeracy test.
Advertising companies now face pressure to deliver statistical evidence of their success.
In the wake of these shaky exercises in literary sleuthing, Mr. Labbé contends he has infallible statistical evidence of Corneille's "fingerprints" all over Molière's greatest works.
Her comments highlighted a point recently stressed by Mr. Bernanke, that Fed officials do not plan to wait for irrefutable statistical evidence of an economic downturn.
Twenty-one years ago, the Supreme Court ruled that even solid statistical evidence of racial disparities in the administration of the death penalty did not offend the Constitution.
A large segment of the population know little of Piketty's income inequality theory, nor do they want to wade through mires of academic and statistical evidence of it.
Of course, Alderson does mention statistical evidence of the benefits that the Mets' hitters would be likely to derive from the planned changes.
So far, there is little statistical evidence of a collapse in capital spending, though plenty of rumours of it.
