Sentence examples for statistics spike from inspiring English sources

— As winds howl through the empty rooms of failed financial institutions and foreclosed homes, as unemployment statistics spike and stocks plunge, as an era of high hopes stutters with fear, and seeming shelters shake on fraudulent foundations, who would not hope that new leadership might stave off further catastrophe?

"I wasn't surprised to learn that anti-Muslim hate crime statistics spiked in 2015". said Jordan Denari Duffner, research fellow at The Bridge Initiative, a research project on Islamophobia at Georgetown University.

The way you'd feel if crime statistics spiked in your neighborhood but you'd just rescued a two-hundred-pound Rottweiler from the shelter who saw you as his only friend whereas the wide world was his enemy.

In this case, all variables evolve continuously and the statistics of spike trains would be characterized by the statistics of return times in the "spike region".

In the definition above, the measure μ summarizes the statistics of spike trains from −∞ to +∞.

Input parameters γ and λ are chosen to match two target firing statistics: the spike rate μ and the correlation coefficient ρ.

Due to a relatively high background noise and a low overall number of spikes in the channels, standard statistics, such as spike rates and spike time interval distributions, did not capture significant differences in EPO versus control cultures (see Additional files 2 and 3).

I contacted the Devon and Cornwall police department – which polices Exeter, where I attend university – for official statistics on spiking.

One way of unraveling these hidden laws is to seek some regularities or reproducibility in the statistics of spikes.

National statistics show a spike of reported cases in December 2012 over that same month in 2011 — 11,220 compared with 8,205.

The extension to the case where τ ref > 1 is straightforward for spike statistics.