Sentence examples for statistics represented from inspiring English sources

Alan Vinegrad, a former United States attorney in Brooklyn, said the recent statistics represented something larger.

The statistics represented the most recent fatality data available to the federal government as reported by individual states.

Reading the academic press, you wouldn't think that these statistics represented a more serious defection from our mission than helping people learn something about artificial intelligence for free.

Nevertheless, Barbara Corcoran, the chairwoman of the company, refused to say that the statistics represented the advent of a buyer's market.

The regression output table (Table 3) produced by Minitab contains four statistics represented by column headings in the table coefficient (Coef)., standard error of the coefficient (SE Coef)., T value (T), and p value (p).

'NEk statistics' represented enrichment statistics based on phenotype permutations, and 'NTk statistics' represented gene set permutation-based test results (60,000 permutations).

Moderated t- and B- statistics represent different measures of statistical significance.

Given the way last season unfolded, those statistics represent significant progress.

Patrick Allen, senior partner at Hodge Jones & Allen, said: "These statistics represent a damning indictment of the British justice system.

Office-bearer statistics represent only the "executive boards" of societies, but across bigger committees the story seems much the same.

But several said it was too soon to reach to any conclusions about whether the F.B.I. statistics represent a turnaround or a broader trend.