Sentence examples for tabulation it from inspiring English sources

The Florida attorney general issued a contradictory opinion declaring that when the law describes an "error in the vote tabulation" it includes errors in interpretation of ballots that leave some votes uncounted like those that have been alleged in Palm Beach County and elsewhere in Florida.

Though the court rejected Mr. Bush's assertion that manually counted votes should be excluded from Florida's final ballot tabulation, it provided a sensible and orderly procedure for concluding the recount in time for Mr. Bush or Mr. Gore to contest the outcome before Florida's electors are chosen.

Votes can be sorted and tabulated in seconds with digital voting machines, or if you prefer the safety and security of analog tabulation, it wouldn't take much longer.

Yet when you inspect the magazine's tabulations it is hard to figure out why Car and Driver was so sure that the Cayman is better than the Corvette and the Evora.

Before discussing the summary tabulations, it is useful to illustrate exemplar results for each area in Figures 4 6.

With a large number of cell sizes for some of the cross-tabulations, it can be difficult to determine which groups have significant differences within the analyses; therefore, ASRs were calculated for each of the cells in order to determine which cell differences contribute to the χ test results.

In these cross-tabulations it was more often the case that the counts for Indigenous and non-Indigenous participants were similar for each theme, but there were consistently greater differences between the front-line and non-frontline service providers, as Table 1 illustrates.

Voting over the Internet would be convenient and allow fast tabulation, but it raised questions about fairness, given that lower-income people were less likely to have access to a computer, Mr. Schumer said.

It is not clear whether NCPP's mandate applies to cross-tabulations, but it is very clear that Strategic Vision tables provide no information about the size of each demographic subgroup.

I asked Gallup to provide a cross-tabulation, and it found that more than a quarter (26%) of those who said it was a "good thing" that Congress passed health reform also said they "favored" repeal.

Significance was set at p < 0.01 in the univariate analyses due to the size of the dataset and the number of tabulations; thereafter it was set at p < 0.05.