Sentence examples for years of statistics from inspiring English sources

Eventually, Connecticut plans to analyze two years of statistics, Dr. Cox said.

Based on two years of statistics, the rankings are compiled to determine compensation for teams that lose players as free agents.

In the ranking statistics, which are based on two years of statistics and compiled by the Elias Sports Bureau, Randy Johnson of Arizona had the best ranking number, 1.75.

But two years of statistics, through last September, show 5,771 cases where mediators found that banks had failed to participate in good faith or were not complying with other aspects of the mediation law.

The latest annual increase, from £11.2bn to £12.6bn in the year to the end of September 2015, was partly fuelled by the inclusion for the first time of a full year of statistics for online gamblers, who lost a combined £3.6bn.

A survey by the World Health Organization last year of statistics from various countries found that among children in the first half of primary school, 35.2percentt in Spain were overweight — the worst rate — and 31.5percentt in Portugal.

This is the International Year of Statistics, and as Silver's ESPN deal demonstrates, there's a growing market for people who can turn complex numbers into nuggets that the public can understand, and professionals can put to use – and not just for politics.

And it was the International Year of Statistics (2).

6. "The one year of statistics and computer science that I was forced to take was more useful then any liberal arts or social science prerequisite I ever took".

KT (BSc PhD) is a trained epidemiologist and has over 25 years' experience of statistics, data systems and research, with the last 18 years working in applied population and public health intelligence, with a specialist interest in health inequalities and population segmentation.

You need several years' worth of statistics to be able to assess the likelihood that the ball-bearing company to which you lent $500,000 will default next year, especially if you are allowing for the swing of the business cycle.