Sentence examples for statistically driven from inspiring English sources

It's not statistically driven.

Part of the reason is purely practical — basketball is neither as statistically driven, nor as statistically rich, as baseball.

It's like a poll, in that it ranks all the teams, only in our case it is statistically driven.

But few have created a strategy as rigorous, statistically driven or transparent as Dr. Todd's, and few bring to the task his sense of mission.

A statistically driven system which he introduced for measuring job performance, known as CompStat, has been adopted by police departments nationwide.

However, we will be entertaining you with various statistically driven observations before then, including data from entrance polls.

The aggregate increase in course success rate and STEM retention rate across the college was statistically significant, driven by significant increases in each of the subgroups of students taking introductory biology, chemistry, and calculus.

"The least safe thing you can do with your child, statistically, is drive them somewhere," said Lenore Skenazy, author of "Free-Range Kids," a manifesto preaching a return to the day when children were allowed to roam on their own.

Thus, repetitive traits can introduce artifactual hotspots that are indistinguishable statistically from biologically driven hotspots, unless this is addressed by attention to the design.

This also applies to frequency of feed delivery, which, although statistically significant, was driven by a single highly influential point, which in itself did not align with a biological rationale for spread through feed deliveries.

This paper is concerned with a γ-optimal control for linear discrete time varying systems on bounded time intervals driven by statistically uncertain random disturbances with nonzero mean values.