Sentence examples for statistical suggests from inspiring English sources

But a raft of evidence, both anecdotal and statistical, suggests that exactly six months after the technology-heavy Nasdaq composite index suffered its worst week ever, Americans remain optimistic that stocks are the best place for their money.

Hal Rosenbluth, chief executive of Rosenbluth International, the travel-management company, says that evidence, both anecdotal and statistical, suggests that customers will indeed stick with United, partly because bankruptcy has lost its stigma and partly because corporate contracts with the airline often require employees to keep flying it.

The statistical evidence suggests that a different approach to marketing contemporary music is necessary.

They say a growing body of statistical evidence suggests that children fare best, financially and emotionally, in married two-parent families.

The motives are unknown, but a statistical analysis suggests the difficulty of adjusting to a new city and new job may well have been a factor.

Anecdotal and statistical evidence suggests that the number is more than 100,000, probably far more, and growing fast since the Sept. 11 attacks and the souring of the economy in the United States two years ago.

But a statistical breakdown suggests otherwise, showing that losing Wagner merely magnified the bullpen's weaknesses and that more of the same can be expected if last year's corps remains intact.

Besides, the calculation of the statistical error suggests no different protection effects among the radionuclides.

Statistical analysis suggests that both the surface type and the drug composition mediate the drug delivery efficiency.

Studies have shown that risk is often perceived differently than its statistical history suggests, and can differ between individuals.

A detailed inspection of the statistical results suggests that the obtained empirical relationships should be interpreted with care.