Sentence examples for statistical norms from inspiring English sources

General impressions — even statistical norms — have no place in a criminal case.

Atos and the DWP admit to the existence of "statistical norms" and that these are used to manage the performance of individual healthcare professionals carrying out the assessments.

But that's not the only way that soaps – or "continuing dramas", as they are now known – deviate from UK statistical norms.

The exclusion of players of color was deplorable, but statistical norms stayed relatively unchanged after Jackie Robinson's debut.

Results will always depend on averages, on statistical norms, or on arbitrary cut-off points, and there will always be people who appear both male or female (or neither) when all nine kinds of sex are considered.

But he has since replicated the results in other data sets of bereaved individuals and gradually, his trajectories have become the standard among clinical researchers who measure how people respond to loss compared with the statistical norms.

The authors concluded that verbal and spatial asymmetries were statistically independent, and that complementary specialization is a statistical norm rather than reflecting a causal relation.

"It doesn't sound like this is anything out of the statistical norm," he said.

The production line on Merseyside is performing above the statistical norm, while its two historic top-flight clubs pursue Champions League football and the £40m qualification offers.

That gesture was not just funny but telling; it touched on an increasingly worrisome reality for Italy and other European countries whose fertility rates have plummeted over the last decades, shifting one-child families close to the statistical norm.

Perhaps we would all be wise to remember that, while studies speak in broad generalities, love, I'm told, requires finding only the "one" (who may, in fact, deviate from the statistical norm).