Sentence examples for statistics branch from inspiring English sources
Robert Anderson, chief of the mortality statistics branch of the National Center for Health Statistics, said Puerto Rico's spike in deaths is statistically significant and unlikely to be the result of an unlucky fluke.
"We're seeing it across the board," said Robert Anderson, chief of the CDC's mortality statistics branch.
Officials at the White House and the Justice Department said no political pressure had been exerted over the statistics branch.
"We really didn't expect that number," Claudette Bennett, the chief of the racial statistics branch at the Census Bureau, said in an interview today.
Having worked in the wealth statistics branch of the Census Bureau, he joined the population division in 1982 and became director in 1993.
"It may happen sooner, because black fertility has dropped," said the report's author, John Reed, a social science analyst with the bureau's Ethnic and Hispanic Statistics Branch.
"Without those declines, we'd see a much bigger drop in life expectancy," Bob Anderson, chief of the mortality-statistics branch at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for Health Statistics, told the Wall Street Journal.
Elizabeth McLaren, from the vital statistics outputs branch at ONS, said: "In 2015, dementia and Alzheimer's disease became the leading cause of death in part because people are simply living longer but also because of improved detection and diagnosis.
The application of multivariate statistics—a branch of exploratory statistics allowing the reduction of a large data-set on several mutually dependent variables to the analysis of HIPV emissions has been comprehensively reviewed in van Dam and Poppy (2008).
Probability and statistics, the branches of mathematics concerned with the laws governing random events, including the collection, analysis, interpretation, and display of numerical data.
This report, which invokes probability-generating functions, is also an early entry in the extensive literature on statistics of branching and multiplicative processes.
