Sentence examples for statisticians published from inspiring English sources
On July 29th America's government statisticians published revisions to the past few years of GDP statistics.
The best way to do this, they reckon, is to brand the SNP as separatists and show that independence would make Scots a lot poorer.So there was a lot of interest in a report by Scottish Office statisticians published on November 16th which showed that in 1996-97 the government spent £7.1 billion more in Scotland (11% of Scottish gross domestic product) than the Scots paid in tax.
When I read papers by excellent statisticians published in prestigious, peer-reviewed journals, I start by taking the results at face value.
The page says that his forecasts are the "only long-range weather forecasts that have proven skill verified by independent academic statisticians and published in scientific literature".
In 2010, The Los Angeles Times hired a statistician and published its own set of ratings, in spite of fierce opposition from the local teachers' union.
Scotland's Chief Statistician has published the Non-Domestic Rates Relief Statistics for Small Businesses in Scotland for 2012.
Since 1997, official statisticians have also published the consumer-prices index (CPI), which provides a common measure of inflation in European states.
He therefore collaborated with two anti-abortion physicians and a statistician to publish a 1996 article in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, arguing that induced abortion was a risk factor for breast cancer.
Remember to consult with a trained statistician before publishing results generated by this algorithm.
For example, in 1946 the British statistician R.D. Clarke published "An Application of the Poisson Distribution," in which he disclosed his analysis of the distribution of hits of flying bombs (V-1 and V-2 missiles) in London during World War II.
In 1912, Italian statistician Corrado Gini published a paper explaining how to measure the income or wealth distribution of a nation's residents.
