Sentence examples for statistically poorer from inspiring English sources

Still, they often endure discrimination and are statistically poorer and less well educated than Israeli Jews.

Although good fits, correctly describing the slightly elevated sorption at low pH, are obtained for individual edges by fitting for the three stability constants associated with reactions (5), (7) and (8), applying the median values to the full set of data results in a statistically poorer fit to the kaolinite data compared to the 1-site model (Table 3).

Statistically, poorer cities are going to be the home of hazardous environmental sites such as waste facilities.

We tried to fit the data to single exponentials, and found that the fitting is statistically poorer than a double exponential based on the F-test.

When stratifying into hypoxic and well-oxygenated tumours patients with the most hypoxic tumours has a statistically poorer disease-specific and overall survival at 5 years.

Rather than worry about material inequality, Professor Fogel says, we should concern ourselves with the alienation that keeps a minority of the statistically poor from enjoying the self-realization our abundant time makes possible.

At a hustings in Canary Wharf organised by Operation Black Vote and the Patchwork Foundation, Burnham is heckled after answering a question by a young black student about her statistically poor employment prospects by saying he understood her plight because he too could not get a job when he graduated.

And in his statistically poor first half against Oklahoma, Tannehill demonstrated skills with a high degree of difficulty against defenses that weren't as vanilla as many teams play on Saturday afternoons.

This method is shown to be useful in achieving reasonable accuracy from statistically poor MC data obtained within a reasonable computation time.

However, his opportunities to excel were few in the West Indies; circumstances were against him in several matches, and he had a statistically poor tour.

However, their performance was statistically poor (Table 5).