The phrase "statistical trends" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to changes or patterns over time, as seen in data sets or surveys. For example, "The statistical trends indicate that the number of online shoppers has increased significantly since the start of the pandemic."
Also illustrated, by asterisked connections, are statistically significant differences and statistical trends in RTdif scores between time windows and control conditions.
While we do not claim that our predictions are accurate in individual cases, our experience suggests that they are statistically correct, so that they are able to discover statistical trends, which is what we address here.
To do so, we first examine statistical trends in NDVI as well as in NDVI residuals after de-trending with meteorological data.
"I love using the large-scale data to show statistical trends," she says.
His statistical trends support the claim by coaches that tailbacks can grow stronger deep into a game, or a season.
On past statistical trends those who aren't adopted are more likely to end up in prison than university.
The golfers' results during the four rounds tracked similarly with consistent statistical trends.
And yet, reading Brooks's column, one realizes that Puzder's anecdote about job-destroying regulations was not really backed up by larger statistical trends.
Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students explore older people's perspectives on work and retirement by creating charts to reflect statistical trends and formulating interview questions.
While she cautioned that the studies did not include enough commissioned workers to identify statistical trends, there were some repeat complaints.
Taking into account the recent statistical trends and the relative financial disadvantage, it becomes easier to comprehend why Juventus' deep Champions League run became a romantic affair.
