Sentence examples for statistics for which from inspiring English sources

This concern is realized in the case of SFS-based statistics, for which statistical power to detect selection never exceeds 50% when mutation rate is high (fig. 2).

Strictly speaking, these applications are problems of statistics, for which the foundations are provided by probability theory.

Over all, we rank well below most European countries in our health statistics (for which you can also blame the Danish in your hand as you read this).

Arsenal, similarly, at least in the days when they had players sent off on a regular basis (it is now over a year since their last Premier League red card, which is one of those odd statistics for which they ought to be praised, and yet seems somehow indicative of their problems), would practise with a man down.

It is found that these distributions follow power-law statistics for which the evolutions of exponents through cyclic driving are estimated.

However, any disruption of the system symmetries has been shown to promote GOE statistics, for which the modal spacing distribution is Rayleigh.

This is owing to the fact that the Monte Carlo method (28) is used at fixed test-period for Z-statistics calculation, for which a way of choosing random elements for the matrixes is not pointed out.

These come as Statistic Canada releases their police-reported crime statistics for 2016 which show that nationally, when comparing 2016 to 2015, a drop of about 16percentt was seen in pot possession charges.

According to Federal Bureau of Investigation statistics for 2001, which were released recently, there was a 2.5percentt rise in murders nationwide.

In the UK, the Office for National Statistics tends to release statistics for Q4 (which runs from January to March) at the end of March.

Mr. Eisner, who once ran ABC, sees the traffic statistics for Veoh, which distributes online video much the way YouTube does, and predicts the demise of broadcast television.