Sentence examples for statistical shortcomings from inspiring English sources

Despite some statistical shortcomings, Bryant is still one of the best players in the N.B.A.

China's statistical shortcomings, insofar as they exist, should distort the level of the Gini coefficient more than its trend.

Given these statistical shortcomings, it takes a little temerity to suggest we can identify the precise year when services will overtake industry.

The panel doubted that better methods would have materially changed the results.Bloggers and others, mostly outside academia, who criticise CRU's work and other climate science tend to lay much stress on statistical shortcomings.

He debunks plenty of statistical myths along the way, most notably the classic "men think about sex every seven seconds"; and while acknowledging the significance of research such as Kinsey's then groundbreaking study of sexual behaviour in 1940s America, and the 1978 Hite Report on female sexuality, makes crystal clear their statistical shortcomings.

T2, although perhaps attractive in principle, suffers from some statistical shortcomings when estimated using present experimental protocols.

But if you think that measuring China is just fiendishly fiddly, then the mismeasurements might go either way.Last week provided one striking example of a statistical shortcoming that cast the economy in an unflattering light.

Besides having several shortcomings, statistical techniques such as the computation of the standardized mortality ratio (SMR) and its confidence intervals, the Hosmer Lemeshow statistics, and the Cox calibration test, are all non-informative with respect to calibration across risk classes.

The questions are of great ecological and evolutionary significance, but these conclusions are compromised by statistical and evolutionary shortcomings.

Experts with deep knowledge of a subject are needed to ask the right questions and to recognize the shortcomings of statistical models.

As a result the 2012 census had the largest coverage in Chilean history: 98.34% of households.Chile has a tradition of discussing the technical merits of its statistical data and their shortcomings, which leads to continuous methodological improvement.