Sentence examples for statistical lessons from inspiring English sources

In their articles promoting and explaining their models, Silver, Sides, Wang, and others have taught readers some valuable statistical lessons, such as not to put much emphasis on a single poll, to think in terms of probabilities rather than certain outcomes, and how to figure out which polls are most likely to be reliable.

Democrats have learned a brutal lesson in statistical odds, and success here seems hardly less probable than the election of a man like Donald Trump.

In this lesson, students use statistical analyses and quantitative evaluations to get the edge in fantasy football.

In the process, Hawthorn has embarked upon an object lesson in the dangers of statistical hubris.

The studies gave us the lesson that integrated investigations with statistical genomics as well as functional genomics are needed to identify false negatives from the GWAS.

Lessons have been learned about the statistical and study design precautions needed when applying such strategies of measuring large numbers of molecular components [ 20, 21].

But television ratings are notoriously noisy, distorted by imperfect monitoring and by the imperfect science of statistical extrapolation, so he was on guard against drawing lessons from a strong Thursday, or a weak Monday.

In addition to not-ready-for-prime-time statistical models, evaluators use a three-page checklist to review teachers' lesson plans, forcing teachers to write lesson plans as long as 26 pages.

By pulling together biological, mathematical, and statistical information, my group developed an informative and entertaining lesson plan that will be published in a teacher's journal.

From its policy-wonk subtitle, "Global lessons for growth and prosperity", to its headachy statistical tables, Britannia Unchained seemed of specialist interest only – just another Westminster pamphlet.

This does not give us a lot of statistical power to measure how much students learned from one lesson to the next.