Sentence examples for statistics drawn from from inspiring English sources

To come up with his own figures, Lieutenant Baranets collated thousands of statistics drawn from draft boards, hospitals, the military insurance company, and even from orders for the zinc coffins used to transport dead soldiers.

Labour said that local authority statistics drawn from the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy suggest that an average of £552m a year has been spent since 2010 on emergency temporary accommodation.

Polls no longer play the role they once did, even though the statistics drawn from them are frequently quoted.

We argue that the test statistics drawn from what we call the "standard" approach are incorrect.

One might question whether statistics drawn from our phylogeny library could be biased by systematic errors in phylogeny inference.

In this paper, we present basic descriptive statistics drawn from the collected data with respect to symptoms, age, and sex.

(The off-campus statistics were drawn from the F.B.I.'s uniform crime report).

The government statistics, mostly drawn from the traffic safety agency's Fatality Analysis Reporting System, also give a glimpse of another problem: children drinking and then driving themselves.

Rosling's presentations are grounded in solid statistics (often drawn from United Nations data), illustrated by the visualization software he developed.

Statistics are drawn from the police friendly National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund which also show that felony killings of police dropped by 50percentt from 1992 to 2013 from 10,000 to 5,000 annually per 100,000 residents.

Population statistics were drawn from the resulting distribution of total fruit and vegetable consumption.