Sentence examples for statistics handbook from inspiring English sources
As per the government's health statistics handbook there are 73 AYUSH treatment centers across the state in the district hospitals, community health centers (CHC) and PHCs [ 27].
Population estimates were taken from the Yen Bai Statistics Handbook, 2004 [ 29] and the number of women targeted was 52,000.
A detailed description of the method, together with instructions on performing the calculations in Microsoft Excel, is available on the NIST engineering statistics handbook website.
The NRHM mission documents, the health statistics handbook [ 27], and information from the websites of the health department were drawn upon for background information on the current policies on medical pluralism being implemented in the State.
World total exports from: UNCTAD Handbook of Statistics Year book 2013.
Hedayat et al. [Sampling plans excluding contiguous units. J. Statist. Plann. Inference 19, 159 170, Designs in survey sampling avoiding contiguous units. In: Krishnaiah, P.R., Rao, C.R. (Eds)., Handbook of Statistics, vol. 6. Elsevier, Amsterdam, pp. 575 583] first introduced balanced sampling plans for the exclusion of contiguous units.
In accordance with the Cochrane Handbook, I statistics were interpreted as (0 40%, might not be important; 30 60%, may represent moderate heterogeneity; 50 90% may represent substantial heterogeneity; 75 100%, considerable heterogeneity).
Handbooks of statistics do not always reflect this fact.
According to statistics published by the annual handbook What Do Graduates Do?, in 1999/2000 media studies graduates were the seventh highest group in terms of postgraduate employment - with 76% finding a job in the six months after graduating.
We examined heterogeneity among studies using Cochran's Q test and Higgins' I statistics according to the Cochrane Handbook [ 22].
He enjoyed math, and for years carried a handbook of major leaguers' statistics around with him, "like a security blanket," according to his mother.
