Sentence examples for statistical manipulation from inspiring English sources

Critics of the more transparent House plan, which avoids statistical manipulation by ethnicity or income, say it is politically unworkable.

He still loved the art of economics -- the data-gathering, the statistical manipulation, the problem-solving -- but it had led him to a high-level dead end.

Conspiracy theorists on the right tend to believe that the U.S. government is terrible at everything except at complex statistical manipulation and at keeping secrets.

French commentators used to dismiss low British unemployment as a statistical manipulation, or a product of an ill-paid McJobs culture.

Conspiracy theorists on the right tend to believe that the U.S. government is terrible at everything — except at complex statistical manipulation and at keeping secrets.

The in situ intramolecular cyclization of individual propagating chains was achieved by kinetic control and statistical manipulation of mono- and multi-vinyl monomer copolymerization.

Statistical manipulations were performed using the IBM SPSS Statistics 20 for Windows software system (IBM Corp, Armonk, NY, USA).

The new paper is the latest chapter in a broad retrenchment across science in which researchers are scrutinizing past results to weed out publication bias and other, more deliberate statistical manipulations.

Cybernetic theory and computer technology require rigorous but straightforward languages to permit translation into nonambiguous, special symbols that can be stored and utilized for statistical manipulations.

This new representation facilitates algebraic and statistical manipulations such as projection onto 2D plane (thereby offering intuitive visualization), object grouping (hence enabling automated phenotyping), and risk stratification.

Critics of the study, of whom there are many, counter that the evidence for "more guns, less crime" is exceedingly thin, and quite sensitive to statistical manipulations, to the point where you can't know whether more guns lead to less crime or more violence.