Though polls taken this early in the race can be unreliable predictors, there are statistical signs to back up Dr. Dean's surge in popularity on the street.
Aside from the apparent increase in layoffs, Mr. Youngdahl said, "there continue to be statistical signs that job creation is abysmally weak, and thus the reabsorption of unemployed persons into the work force is difficult".
There are growing statistical signs that, after a flurry of government panic over plummeting tax revenue around mid-year, Germany will after all just about meet the 3% target.
The clues below are some of the statistical signs of deceit -- meaning they most often show up in people who are lying.
From the inset of Fig. 1 we further note that, even if the donations after the disaster outperform those before by a number of magnitudes, there are still statistical signs in the data before the disaster.
Despite this, there were no statistical differences (sign tests and Wilcoxon signed-rank tests) found between the tequila of this work and any of the commercial tequilas.
Statistical methods Sign test for paired comparisons between direct and indirect utilities; least squares regression to describe average relations between the different methods.
In order to avoid the "dummy trap", we normalize with respect to articles written in Italian with no international co-author, evaluated by an Italian reviewer, presented by a female researcher in sociology and political science, aged less than 40: i.e. the statistical significance, sign and magnitude of estimated parameters are to be interpreted as differentials with respect to this control group.
Statistical Wilcoxon signed rank test is applied to evaluate the performance of the entire set of indices, evidencing the significant changes in the alert-drowsy transitions of 20 subjects of a public database.
So when, say, the performance of rubber O rings on the space shuttles was analysed, statistical warning signs were addressed on paper but a pressing danger was allowed to remain in the real world.
