Dominating as they have been under Steve Kerr's steady guiding hand, they have been every bit as successful — actually statistically even more successful — during Kerr's two extended absences from the team when Luke Walton and then Mike Brown (not exactly Hall of Fame coaches) took the helm.
Dominating as they have been under Steve Kerr's steady guiding hand, they have been every bit as successful — actually, statistically even more successful — during Kerr's two extended absences from the team, when Luke Walton and then Mike Brown (not exactly Hall of Fame coaches) took the helm.
A lot of people say we're successful, and statistically we really are, but what's more impressive is that we're still here after 5 years.
Although Burns had a relatively successful season statistically—his 1,133 first-class runs were the most he scored in any season of his career, and his first-class average was just under 40 he offered to step down as Somerset captain, but when a suitable alternative could not be found, he continued in the position for 2004.
Those Iranians that become permanent residents or ultimately attain US citizenship (over half a million today) are among the most statistically successful immigrant populations.
But Pettitte, who had a statistically successful but artistically shaky season, showed that one was the only differential he needed in sparking the Yankees to victory No. 125.
The most statistically successful remakes are probably All in the Family (1971-79), which Americanised but also bowdlerised Alf Garnett in 'Til Death Us Do Part, and The Office: An American Workplace (2005- ) which, despite initial scepticism over here, has to date run up 12 times more editions than the Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant model.
In that, the Clippers don't just lose the full effectiveness of their all-world point guard because of his hip flexor strain, but also the guard core of their most statistically successful lineups this postseason.
The above work perks have been proven statistically successful.
First, we conducted tests to verify that random assignment was successful in creating statistically equivalent groups at baseline.
