Sentence examples for statistical phenomena from inspiring English sources

He is also a realist and says the opposite could also happen, particularly as more and more of what we do and say is captured as statistical phenomena.

"It's a great power equalizer, a Magna Carta for the devolution of analytic rights". He is also a realist and says the opposite could also happen, particularly as more and more of what we do and say is captured as statistical phenomena.

We mention, in particular, the recent formulation by El-Azab which incorporates statistical phenomena such as cross-slip (Xia and El-Azab 2015) and time averaging (Xia et al. 2016) and has shown promising results in modelling dislocation pattern formation.

Invariably, the two statistical phenomena are linked in dhimografikó discourses and the conjunction of the two has resulted in a steady stream of articles appearing in the mainstream national press and elsewhere that refer to the dhimografikó as "Greece's no. 1 or no. 2 national problem". In this coverage, abortion tends to act as a lightning rod for deeply rooted cultural anxieties.

For example he starts his "Divining Difference" 1994 Chance article with the statement that "There are few statistical phenomena that are at once so fundamental and so widely misunderstood as the seemingly paradoxical relationship between disparities (i.e., SR and FR above)….

Additionally, we can't exclude a statistical regression to the mean (in this case the statistical phenomena that the subjects became less migraine attacks over time simply as a result of the variability in their sample) as a possible explanation for the reduction of migraine frequency.

Thus, significant associations may have been observed due to multiple comparisons a statistical phenomenon whereby 1 out of 20 associations is statistically significant due to chance.

We must realise that this area is still not sufficiently covered by statistics and that the gender issue is a relatively new statistical phenomenon.

It simply describes a statistical phenomenon.

Botham, pre-back injuries, was a cold, hard, statistical phenomenon.

The malaise is not just a statistical phenomenon.