Sentence examples for young statistics from inspiring English sources

Of course, the season is still young, statistics can be misleading and none of this is to suggest that Messi has suddenly become superfluous.

One positive slant (if there is one to be found) from these new statistics is that young girls and boys are increasingly speaking up about assault.

New statistics show that one in three Greeks younger than 24 is unemployed.

He finished the season 3 for 9. Beyond Young, the statistics are not pretty, especially with Pelfrey (.096), Chris Capuano (.082) and Jon Niese (.042).042

And growing numbers of scientists, especially young ones, understand statistics.

The young male suicide statistics for the area told their own story.

Bayesian models give us a tool to study the way young children use statistics and probability to test hypotheses.

There were 846 offenders last year and, according to the same statistics, young Sudanese-born people committed 3% of serious assaults, 5% of car thefts and 8.6% of aggravated burglaries.

("Mathematics" here excludes the young field of statistics, which biologists not only studied, but helped to create). The non-mathematical character of biology, along with its hostility to revealed religion and its shockingly brutal experimental methods, led many British physicists and mathematicians in the second half of the long century to reject and oppose it.

Even if the data show that unemployment rates are higher among young people, such statistics do not necessarily imply that it is harder for them to find a job compared to older individuals.

According to the Bureau of Justice statistics, young women ages 16-24 are the most vulnerable age group.