Sentence examples for statistics produce from inspiring English sources

"OFFICIALS produce statistics; statistics produce officials," goes a neat Chinese saying, referring to the propensity of China's cadres to use falsified data to seek promotion.

Second, summary displays that include boundaries, such as line plots of summary statistics, produce more biased decisions than scatter plots of the same data (Correll & Heer, 2017).

However, for the small T these two statistics produce very different features.

'Economic statistics' is used in its narrow definition, as statistics produced by official statistical agencies and derived from direct surveys or from Government administrative records.

Average wages in Cornwall stood at £14,300 a year, making it the UK's poorest region, according to statistics produced last year by Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union.

Stata version 12.1 (StataCorp, College Station, Texas, USA) was used for descriptive statistics, producing graphs and tables, and conducting the statistical tests.

But Bill Marella, the president of sales at Green Light Media, said the statistics produced by the Traffic Audit Bureau were more accurate than the numbers from the federal statistics.

Statistics produced by Eurostat, the EU equivalent of the Office for National Statistics, claim the average wage in Cornwall is £14,300 a year compared with £23,300 across Britain.

The official statistics produced by TV measurement body Barb revealed that, in 2011, 91% of viewing was still live rather than on demand.

Statistics, produced by the ManKind Initiative which campaigns for male abuse victims, show that 38 per cent of domestic abuse victims are male.

The statistics, produced by the Health and Social Care Information Centre HSCICC), show that 11% of all staff for whom data was available and who work for the NHS and in community health services are not British.