Sentence examples for statistics lag from inspiring English sources
Government statistics lag too much to have captured the shift toward gas-fired power plants, but anecdotal evidence abounds.
Ms Pinho admits that her agency's statistics lag behind trends, but according to the Observatory, the number of Portuguese registered at consulates in Brazil jumped by some 60,000 between 2009 and 2010.
His statistics lagged from the record-setting numbers he put up last season, when he threw for 32 touchdowns and rushed for 23 in one of the most productive seasons for an N.C.A.A. quarterback.
The Ministere de la Sante Publique et de la Population (MSPP) provides statistics that usually lag behind real time, but you can find them on the webpage.
Demographic statistics also tend to lag by a year or so.
Anecdotal evidence from Chinese companies or companies doing business in China bears a lot more weight than government statistics that will likely lag reality by months (if not longer).
These dynamics are related to various input parameters using methods such as statistics and (time lagged recurrent) neural nets.
A complete picture of the phenomenon across Europe is elusive, as some countries lag in reporting statistics and coroners are loath to classify deaths as suicides, to protect surviving family members.
Statistics on death certificates often lag behind the present day; 2009 is the most current year for which life expectancy tables are available from the NCHS.
For the analysis using daily PM2.5, a 1-day lag provided a slightly better fit, based on t-statistics, than either lag 0 or lag 2. With the less frequent PM2.5 data collected every 3 6 days, lag 2 provided the best fit.
