Sentence examples for statistics from the same from inspiring English sources

For example, the median price of Manhattan co-ops of all sizes started to rise even in the last quarter of 2001, compared with statistics from the same period a year before, according to the Real Estate Board of New York.

Here are some other statistics from the same report that hint at the mountain of Not In My Backyard feeling that pro-density forces will have to wear down if they are going to build anything close to the 200,000 units that some experts say Long Island will need in the next 25 years to solve its housing crisis.

We collected 610 test statistics from the same Nature volumes and counted the frequencies of the last digit reported (see Fig. 1 and Additional file 3).

To avoid including multiple statistics from the same study in the meta-analysis, leading to non-independence of the effect sizes, correlations from the same study were aggregated to provide a mean correlation (Lipsey and Wilson 2001, p. 125).

By comparing the final sequencing enrichment statistics from the same sample prepared with either 3,000 ng or 500 ng starting material, the reduced input does not have any significant effect on target enrichment or library complexity (Table 1).

In an article written by journalist Justin McCarthy, where he provides a number of statistics from the study, the same poll indicated that 13percentt of those interviewed believed that that the issue (race relations) was the most important issues facing the nation.

Sam holds a Ph.D. in Agricultural and Resource Economics from the University of California, Berkeley and a B.A. in Statistics and Economics from the same institution.

In addition to the coevolution features, a number of other simple statistics are computed from the same alignments using a C program (alnstats).

To avoid a large number of df for the resulting test statistic (while simultaneously assessing the contribution of each functional category to the overall signal), we pool together statistics of all SNPs from the same functional category in a single synthetic category score.

The same statistics from the 24- and 48-hour samples are also shown in Table 2.

More advanced statistics provide the same information.