Sentence examples for statistics referred to from inspiring English sources

In each case, the statistics referred to cases when no older passengers were present.

4. The Commission shall adopt implementing acts laying down the method of collecting and exchanging the user statistics referred to in paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 of this Article.

"Internal" [ 21] responsiveness statistics refer to the ability to produce statistically significant changes in scores, dependent on the study population and intervention.

Mapping statistics refer to mapping against the S. Typhimurium SL1344 reference chromosome (mean depth of mapped reads and proportion of total reads mapped to this reference).

It is forbidden by law to collect statistics referring to "racial or ethnic origin".

A smart bridge player -- a life master, say -- should know what these statistics refer to: the number of life masters.

Sanders's statistics refer to high school graduates between 17 and 20 years old and not enrolled in additional schooling.

It has always troubled me that rape statistics refer to or are thought to refer to sexual crimes committed against women by men.

One of the criticised statistics refers to the "Selous Ecosystem", a game reserve in southern Tanzania, where populations of elephants recovered to 55,000 after the global ivory trade ban.

The game uses sixty cards covered with numbers, reminiscent of the Top Trumps games I played on the school bus, only instead of race cars or warplanes, each card represents a country, and instead of wheelbase or wingspan, the statistics refer to carbon-dioxide emissions per capita, deaths per hundred thousand inhabitants, and losses in G.D.P. due to changing weather patterns.

Descriptive statistics refer to these observations.