Sentence examples for statisticians output from inspiring English sources

Without the December snow, reckon the statisticians, output would have been "flattish".

According to Scotland's chief statistician, output in Scotland is now 0.4% above its pre-recession level.

Statisticians said that output per hour was lower in all G7 countries in 2014 than would have been the case if pre-downturn trends had continued since 2007.

But he added that he did not know how the statisticians knew that the output could not be trusted.

Now statisticians mine the information output of the business for new ideas".The data-centred economy is just nascent," admits Mr Mundie of Microsoft.

But ever since statisticians started rigorously calculating economic output in the 1930s, economists have fixated on one measure: gross domestic product (GDP).

Figures released by Scottish government statisticians also showed that the production sector expanded by 0.3%, while construction output grew by 3.6%.

For many years, government statisticians have used worker compensation to approximate output in many service industries, which makes little or no intuitive sense.

To come up with an estimate of GDP, statisticians need to add together estimates of output from a sample of businesses in every part of the economy, from farming to service industries.

Annual output reached €189bn (£132bn) in 2014, which statisticians said was larger, in real terms, than its pre-crisis level.

The idea "that such a fuzzy concept should be captured in the measurement of national output is absurd," Mr Letwin says.Government statisticians insist that everything will be transparent.