Sentence examples for statistically typical from inspiring English sources
It took many more weeks to find three statistically typical women willing to be interviewed.
We should live in a statistically typical example of the range of universes compatible with life, he explained.
Politifact has called Trump's use of these stories, which may not be statistically typical, an example of the risks of using anecdotes to drive policy.
The artist, who is from Birmingham herself, wanted a different spin from the Italian project, less a statistically typical family and more a real one.
A statistically typical case, Mr. Nickell said, involved "a woman, elderly or infirm or in some way impaired by sleeping pills, drink or something, who is alone and near a fire source," more often at night and in winter.
By two measures -- of all black students, the percentage in majority-white schools; and of all white students, the percentage in schools attended by statistically typical black students -- the report found schools in New York State to be the most segregated in the nation, followed by those in Michigan, Illinois and California.
The nucleotide composition analysis showed that more than 20% of novel miRNAs start with U, which is statistically the typical property of mature miRNAs [ 59, 60], and the overall nucleotide composition showed higher percentage of A and G.
The configuration avoids both the lack of generality of typical statistically two-dimensional flows and the difficulties of fully three-dimensional flows.
It's as close as we can get, statistically, to the typical American family.
Such general models, however, become soon computationally as well as--because of the large number of parameters--statistically infeasible for typical EMA studies.
However, recent analyses have indicated that, although Frasnian extinction rates were slightly increased, extinction rates were not statistically elevated above the typical extinction rate throughout geologic time (Bambach et al. 2004; Stigall 2012a); therefore, the primary cause of biodiversity loss was a reduction in the formation of new species during this interval.
