Sentence examples for statistically illiterate from inspiring English sources

Statistically illiterate use of Excel predicts that if this rate of increase continues, the next batsman out will have scored 98, the one after that 156.

Her brave confession in the New York Times brought much needed attention to breast cancer awareness, but it's dangerous in the hands of a statistically illiterate population.

Statistically illiterate editors too often trumpet shoddy surveys from fly-by-night pollsters.

People with disabilities are statistically more likely to be unemployed, illiterate, to have less formal education and less access to support networks.

On the other hand a similar Post Hoc test on educational status uncovered that clients in the group with higher education had a statistically significant lower mean satisfaction level compared to illiterate clients (p-value = .001).001

After the adjustment female students, illiterate and only literate mothers group remained statistically significant with OR = 1.44, (95% CI = 1.14-1.82) and OR = 1.79 (95% CI = 1.04-2.75), respectively.

Thus, the association between education level: "illiterate and primary" and "hepatitis status" is not considered to be statistically significant.

Thus, the association between education level: "illiterate and matric" and "hepatitis status" is not considered to be statistically significant (Tables 1, 2, and 4).

Thus, the association between education level: "illiterate and above matric" and "hepatitis status" is considered to be statistically significant (Tables 1, 2, and 4).

Our results show an inverse and statistically significant association between positive HCV testing and schooling – the risk was greater among illiterate donors or donors with little schooling.

Thus, the association between education level: "illiterate and higher education" and "hepatitis status" is not considered to be statistically significant (Tables 1, 2, and 4).