Sentence examples for statistical organizations from inspiring English sources

We also recommend that national and international statistical organizations put more effort in assuring the quality of the energy consumption data in their publications.

OECD data are obtained from regional- (e.g., Eurostat) or country-level statistical organizations (e.g., Statistics Canada, Statistics Netherlands, Statistics Sweden, National Center for Health Statistics in the United States).

He built a predictive system called Pecota around that, and sold it to Baseball Prospectus, a statistical organization, in 2002, staying on as a writer and consultant for the company.

To identify socially segregated areas according to socio-economic groups, we used the results of studies by Adimark (2004) and Romero et al. (2012) and census data (Iranian Statistical organization 2005) and municipal plans (Municipality of Tabriz 2012).

To evolve and instrument a cloud architecture by modifying the platforms and implementing the concept of hybrid cloud along with cloud building techniques, using Big Data Analytics to formulate the statistical organization of the cloud service.

Although his analyses have been peer-reviewed and verified six times by the nation's premier statistical organization, the American Statistical Association, the state has refused to provide an independent analysis based on verification of a street and block level census as it is doing with Zika in Miami-Dade.

Mr. Macey of Yale Law School, who advocates rewriting the rules that now require nationally recognized statistical ratings organizations to bless countless deals, says that the ratings system as it currently stands encourages bubbles.

& P., Moody's, and Fitch Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organizations, effectively making them official arbiters of financial soundness.

Mr. Lieberman noted that the rating agencies obtained a special endorsement from the S.E.C. as nationally recognized statistical rating organizations.

Moody's and other major agencies are designated as nationally recognized statistical ratings organizations.

In 1975, in the wake of the default of the Penn Central Corporation, the S.E.C. set out criteria for what it termed Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organizations.