Sentence examples for statistics runs from inspiring English sources

Although such concerns are ludicrous to anyone who has observed the dedication, nonpartisanship and professionalism of the employees of federal statistical agencies, public cynicism toward government statistics runs deep.

John Williams at Shadow Government Statistics runs an inflation measure that ignores all the methodological changes that have been made to the CPI since 1980; this has inflation running at 8.5%.

Besides the model overview, a secondary menu (Fig. 6 b) allows users to get additional information through separate screens that present: the hierarchical structure of its components; any related discussions and reviews; similar models; and lists with extended execution statistics (runs).

"Psychologists really aim to be scientists, white-coat stuff, with elaborate statistics, running experiments," Kahneman says.

"I had about seven statistics running through my mind when Chris asked me that.

There were numbers and charts and statistics, run-of-the-mill data, but there were also pictures of babies born of parents exposed to Agent Orange.

The Publications in Statistics ran from 1949 until 1963, and contained the PhD theses of many Berkeley statistics graduates from that period, and several important papers by Stat Lab faculty, including pioneering papers by Le Cam, but very few papers by outsiders.

The NFL is joining Major League Baseball as an AWS customer, announcing a deal today to provide real-time statistics running on AWS.

The statistics run counter to the image still held by some Americans that the uninsured are mostly poor, nonworking people.

After all the shocking statistics ran, I would run a statement President Obama released almost two years ago in February of 2008, "It is time to end the diversion of federal small business contracts to corporate giants".

Data was entered into SPSS and descriptive statistics run on all the variables.