Sentence examples for statistics grew from inspiring English sources

His home for the last nine seasons, the place where Tomlinson compiled Hall of Fame statistics, grew smaller by the second.

In the minds of many officials, the gains from falsifying figures outweigh the risk of punishment.The pressure to exaggerate statistics grew in the late 1990s as Chinese officials sought to pump up the economy to stave off the effects of the Asian slump.

Both statistics grew dramatically in the succeeding decade, particularly the proportion of climbers with multiple ascents; by the end of the 2013 climbing season, the tally of successful ascents of the mountain was approaching 7,000, and some 2,750 had climbed it more than once.

Classical statistics grew out of a frequentist interpretation of probability, and accordingly the probabilities appearing in the classical statistical methods are all interpreted as frequencies of events.

The inference model, accurately applying the rules of Bayesian statistics, grew more certain of the prior as the experiment progressed.

The demand for efficient architectural designs for fast computation of higher-order cross moments is becoming increasingly significant as these statistics grow in importance as a signal processing tool.

They argue that the uncoupling of motherhood and marriage has devastating effects on the kids, who, according to statistics, grow up poor, have behavior problems, drop out of school, have children out of wedlock themselves, and -- Yoffe left this last one out -- end up in prison.

Bagwell hit for significantly more power than expected based on his minor-league statistics, and grew heavier and bulkier physically.

That child, my father, would drop out of secondary school when his family could no longer afford the fees, would work as a sanitary inspector, take his Cambridge exams as a private candidate, study pure mathematics at Ibadan, get a doctorate at Berkeley and become Nigeria's first professor of statistics; I grew up seeing sheets of paper full of strange-looking equations on the study table.

As you can see in the above set of statistics, Amazon grew its revenue from $4.17 million in the third quarter of 1996 to $8.47 million in the fourth quarter of that year.

And perhaps few young cricketers will memorize his statistics and grow up aspiring to be the next Rahul Dravid.