Sentence examples for statistics book from inspiring English sources

Consumptions rates of fishes in Nigeria were obtained from FAO statistics book (FAO, 2011).

This is a critical issue as the artisanal fishery, accounting for 96%% of Omani landings, represents the cornerstone of the national industry, directly employing around 40,000 fishermen (Fishery Statistics Book 2012; Piontkovski et al. 2014).

Data on annual landings of sardines in the Sea of Oman were taken from the annual reports published by the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries (Fishery Statistics Book 2010).

Landings for 13 major groups of large pelagic species (Yellowfin tuna, Longtail tuna, Kawakawa, Stripped bonito, Frigate tuna, Other tuna, Skipjack, Kingfish, Queenfish, Baracuda, Cobia, Sailfish, and Large jacks) displayed positive trends through the past 20 years (Fishery Statistics Book 2012).

I remember only one number −0.05% in the annual statistics book which is very low"[MoH] "Generally, I feel that there is a mess..and something has to be done [in infection control]…but to make a decision we need evidence, statistics which we don't have.

When you are running fast from work to school and sit down in the library at 4 30 for an hour of study before class, you can quickly look at the calendar and pull out chapter 4 of the statistics book and you do not have to spend 10 or more minutes trying to remember what is due.

Few drivers passed between the leading U.S. open-wheel series and Formula One, yet in a quirk of history, Formula One statistics books remain full of American drivers who never even raced in the elite series.

This value can be found in tables in many statistics books; for example for 11 hospitals, there are 10 degrees of freedom and the value is 2.23.

Tables of these values can be found in many statistics books [ 5]; s2 is the error mean square from the analysis of variance table, and n is the sample size for each treatment.

Most of the errors and shortcomings in the application and reporting of statistical information in the journal articles reviewed here are related to topics included in most introductory medical statistics books.

Instead, with an extraordinary array of facts and statistics, the book offers an account of the fatalism of war.