Sentence examples for statistical summing up from inspiring English sources
In the survey Mr Basu offers a "statistical summing up" of what inclusive growth might actually entail.He proposes that the nation should measure its progress by the growth in per-capita income of the bottom quintile, or 20%, of the population.
Quantitative figures of locomotion, exploration and ingestion suitable for statistical evaluation were obtained by summing up the activity scores recorded during the photo-and scotophase of each day and presenting them as daily activity scores.
Summing up our findings, no statistical theory of evidence manages to eliminate all sources of personal bias and idiosyncrasy.
Summing up, there are several arguments showing that statistical inference by Bayes' theorem, or by Bayes' rule, is objectively correct.
From a statistical stance, this sums up the debate about religion and our government: a third of people think this is and should be a Christian nation, others waffle, and most think it's not a good idea in practice.
Burton, in summing up his subject, wrote:.
This finding, which some will find surprising, is based on analysis of the Gini co-efficient: the standard statistical tool used to sum up a country's level of income inequality in a single figure, where 100 per cent represents absolute inequality and 0 per cent represents absolute equality.
In an important speech on the public services yesterday, George Osborne, the shadow chancellor, produced one of those statistical jaw-droppers that perfectly sums up the nature of the problem.
To sum up, different duration specification models can have considerable influences on statistical data analyses.
