Sentence examples for statistical evidence suggests from inspiring English sources
The statistical evidence suggests that a different approach to marketing contemporary music is necessary.
As I said last week, the statistical evidence suggests that the outcomes of major championships aren't totally random.
They say a growing body of statistical evidence suggests that children fare best, financially and emotionally, in married two-parent families.
Statistical evidence suggests that the Friedman-Schwartz stylized facts can be reestablished once the focus of analysis is back on the correct measure of domestic monetary aggregates.
Anecdotal and statistical evidence suggests that the number is more than 100,000, probably far more, and growing fast since the Sept. 11 attacks and the souring of the economy in the United States two years ago.
There is still much scholarly debate about the impact of development aid on migration flows, but recent statistical evidence suggests that we see decreases in mixed migration when development aid increases, particularly in poor countries.
There is also statistical evidence suggesting that role models encourage women's interest and persistence in the sciences.
Mounting statistical evidence suggested that he wasn't particularly competent in this primary role but given the hellish three years Essendon experienced as an organisation and the chaos under which the senior side has operated, who even really knows?
Motivated by statistical evidence, suggesting a hierarchical modular architecture in this network, we identified eight modules with well-defined physiological functions.
That view jibes with some recent statistical evidence, suggesting that the disparity in outlooks reflects sentiments just as mixed as the other economic signals.
This paper finds statistical evidence suggesting that the developing over the counter CDS contract acted as a substitute product for the Brady bond futures contract thereby undermining the Brady bond futures contract and contributing to its demise.
