Sentence examples for straight statistics from inspiring English sources

They are published on the website Straight Statistics, a campaign launched last month to improve the use of statistics by the Government.

Straight Statistics will give you a thousand examples of journalists taking those numbers and running with them in completely the wrong direction, but you don't have to go too far to find decent data journalism taking place.

Amid the stories of punch-ups, pickled livers and vomit-splattered taxis, Nigel Hawkes of Straight Statistics, an organisation devoted to correcting the figures circulated by the government and media, painted a more positive picture of drinking trends, noting that despite the endless scare stories the levels of consumption among young people had declined in last five years.

Intriguingly, we found that the flight length survival distributions (both directional and re-orientation) (Fig. 3a, left panel) for all cell types on a log-linear scale fitted well with a straight line (statistics, Table 2).

It's a very different exercise than what I did when I taught straight-up statistics at UCLA.

As The Post's Fact Checker documents, Trump can't even keep straight the bogus statistics he sees on right-wing TV or websites.

Which is why, when the 2011 census was published, he went straight to the statistics about elderly populations.

"I spend countless hours researching the larger issue of bodies, talking to medical professionals, and getting my statistics straight.

Hafner put up MVP-caliber statistics for four straight seasons, topping out with 42 homers and 117 RBIs in 2006.

Both won their semifinal matches in straight sets Friday, but career statistics tilt heavily toward Nadal in matches won (194 more), titles won (35 more) and money earned (some $25 million more).

Nor do I have a designated anniversary for reflection, as a straight man, on the horrifying statistics of rape or the ways in which heterosexism makes this country unsafe for so many.