Sentence examples for statistics themselves from inspiring English sources

But some officials said Tuesday that the statistics themselves are arbitrary, dictated by American law.

The Invisible tells the human stories behind the statistics rather than dealing in the statistics themselves.

No one can be sure what Africans are doing in bed or in the shade of a mango tree, but the HIV statistics themselves tell a story.In Africa, unlike elsewhere, more women than men are HIV-positive, because the virus is transmitted mostly heterosexually, and women are more likely to be infected during vaginal intercourse than men are.

Analysis showed that our sample was fairly representative when compared with FBS national population statistics, themselves extrapolated forwards 10 years from the 1998 census.

"The public disagreement, which has been going on for some time but has only appeared in the media in recent months, is much broader than the crime statistics themselves," he added.

The term is also used to refer directly to new statistics themselves.

The main difference is that MR-GSE averages the ranks of t-statistics instead of t-statistics themselves, which makes it less influenced by individual genes in the gene set.

Those statistics by themselves prove nothing, of course.

The offshore turbines have not boosted Grimsby's renewable energy statistics in themselves, because the research excludes sea-based turbines.

China's statistics are themselves suspect: many economists say the country's real economic growth rate is, at most, half of that reported, making comparisons to the rest of the region less dramatic.

Some private groups have analyzed other areas of hospital performance, and hospitals sometimes publish statistics comparing themselves with other hospitals when the numbers put them in a favorable light.