It's not a statistical sample; it's not a statistical study.
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But a clearer statistical future isn't much use if the recent statistical past is so murky.
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"One zero zero zero trillion percent / I'm a statistical wonder, a statistical gem" is a particularly impressive line.
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In more than half of the thousands of statistical models we tested, we found nothing more than random statistical noise.
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They tend to lack scientific transparency, have low statistical power and show an alarmingly high level of statistical reporting errors.
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Our nation's data infrastructure is supported by 85033 principal federal statistical agencies and the other government offices that conduct important statistical activities.
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The 12-month results used a predictive "Bayesian" statistical method, while the 18-month results used traditional statistical methods to assess the drug.
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Ironically, the court was perfectly willing to accept weak statistical arguments involving future dangerousness but to reject strong statistical arguments involving race and sentencing.
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" The agency said "there will be no adverse impact" to any misidentified individuals because the information "is for statistical purposes and Census statistical products only.
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This statistical quirk is down to official production expanding to fill the gap left by the closure of unofficial production, which operated off Beijing's statistical radar.
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Statistical fraud and violation of statistical law and regulations have been uncovered in some places, Ning Jizhe, the head of the National Bureau of Statistics, wrote in the article.
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Total employed in the US: 11,010What they do, according to O*NET: Statistical assistants compile data to use in statistical formulas and studies, and put together charts and graphs.
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Studies try to find what's known as statistical significance — a mathematical test that helps researchers understand if the effect they found is real or the result of a statistical anomaly.
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"We started doing statistical analysis and found out there was significant statistical differences in the population of Porter Ranch as compared to California and the United States," Nordella told BuzzFeed News.
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The result was an increase in the fraction of economists doing statistical work, because universities, businesses and government wanted more statistical analysis when computers made it became cheaper and more accurate.
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The Economist's statistical model for the mid-term elections currently predicts Democrats have a 70% chance of doing that, but political fortunes can change quickly (and statistical models can get it wrong).
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The cabinet has approved draft rules on implementing the statistical law that will regulate statistical activities "from the source", it said in a statement on the government's website, after a regular meeting.
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While one sign of poor statistical methodology in a study is that all the findings are right beneath the threshold for statistical significance (that is, the effects the study found count as statistically significant, but only barely), the exact opposite problem — where studies claim astoundingly large effects from small changes — is also a sign of statistical malpractice.
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Ken Kolosh, who directs the National Safety Council's statistical reporting and statistical estimating systems, said these statistics highlight the inadequacies in our infrastructure where pedestrians are not appropriately protected from fast-moving vehicles.
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Almost all the cases of purported statistical legerdemain are debatable.
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Austerity has measurably damaged Europe: here is the statistical evidence
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Recent statistical measures of the Saudi economic goals are mixed.
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Facebook ascetics pose, as of now, no real statistical threat.
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Statistical margins of error are not applicable to online polls.
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In a statistical sense, they are surprisingly hard to define.
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All statistical models are premised on a set of assumptions.
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Instead, run your statistical methods against real data whenever possible.
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The more data you have, the better the statistical analysis.
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Shining through the statistical clouds is one very clear trend.
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In fact, the statistical norm size is 14 or higher.
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Yet tumbling unemployment is about much more than statistical trickery.
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Statistical clarity has been lost in this chaotic reform process.
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"Many of our strategies are statistical arbitrage strategies," Tolkin said.
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There are a lot of statistical oddities in the study.
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That's what the statistical margin of error is all about.
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We can use these statistical models to answer this question.
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The figures are from Eurostat, the European Union's statistical office.
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Turkey's Statistical Institute (TUIK) said June home sales totalled 27,22019.
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"This is a hard data, reliable statistical model," he adds.
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Recent polls have the two in a statistical dead heat.
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Statistical uncertainty is compounding the uncertainty over Chinese aluminium policy.
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Further, he can back up his impressions with statistical proof.
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The possible matchup also offers a clash of statistical styles.
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The problem isn't merely that Diamond has jettisoned statistical analysis.
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There are certain statistical realities that work to our advantage.
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It looks at statistical evidence, which often reveals racial disparities.
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It's only a small part of the statistical jigsaw, however.
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"It felt empty," Lopez said of his impressive statistical performance.
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The Astros also had a batch of weird statistical nuggets.
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Keeping statistical pace with China's massive aluminium sector is tricky.
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We specifically didn't want to use a statistical score analysis.
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We have to accumulate more data for a statistical study.
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In either case, statistical findings are largely beside the point.
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And there's little reason to think they're a statistical aberration.
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Clinton's statistical advantage obscures concerns about turnout and voter apathy.
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Managers collaborate with more employees, from doctors to statistical analysts.
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As the statistical adage goes, correlation does not imply causation.
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Germany's Federal Statistical Office blamed the setback on reduced exports.
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Such statistical methods have become the currency of modern research.
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Their comparative and statistical analysis supported the hypothesis, he said.
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Statistical techniques can mitigate but not completely eliminate this bias.
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By every statistical measure, they are a dominant, elite team.
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Statistical methods are used to identify general trends, it said.
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There is a difference between statistical significance and clinical significance.
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ZB: And the statistical research backs up your argument, right?
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It's a reality check, because his worst fictions aren't statistical.
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According to the F/+ statistical ratings, which combine two different statistical models, this will be the first time since the 2011 season that the nation's top two teams actually meet in the title game.
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The results, based on traditional statistical methods after 18 months of treatment, followed 12-month results that failed to meet the study's main cognitive decline goal based on a complex predictive Bayesian statistical model.
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The increase in knife attacks in Britain, where handguns are almost impossible to obtain, had been attributed in recent years to budget cuts to youth services and statistical anomalies caused by changes in statistical accounting.
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Indeed, that success may have encouraged misplaced faith in statistical models.
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Could such a large discrepancy really be a mere statistical fluke?
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Does this mean we've got some statistical anomalies on our hands?
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Statistical fluctuations and "we don't know" aren't the most satisfying answers.
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You argue that statistical literacy gives citizens a kind of power.
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Why do you think storytelling is important for conveying statistical concepts?
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Unfortunately, the Lions are also a bit of a statistical anomaly.
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Accounting for these relationships requires a few statistical bells and whistles.
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Homicides A statistical blip or the start of a troubling trend?
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If she keeps that weight off, she'll be a statistical outlier.
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They erased that statistical shortcoming at the perfect time Friday night.
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All remained anonymous—and, within statistical limits, both groups responded identically.
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Comparing diets on a statistical basis, though, allows some striking inferences.
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"Cephalon's statistical shuffling played with lives," Herring wrote in the complaint.
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Our statistical analysis can't determine why judges gave any particular score.
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For now, statistical analysis will remain one of many editorial tools.
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The statistical apparatus is an important part of that impartial system.
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The various levels of government cannot keep their statistical stories straight.
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Remote sensors placed in fields perceive the environment as statistical data.
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A big example is China, a familiar target of statistical scorn.
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But that's a statistical blunder, which ignores the greater warming trend.
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They are generally not designed to be used in statistical analyses.
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However, statistical models rely on extrapolating historical patterns into the future.
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The statistical study was commissioned by the administration of Democratic Gov.
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There is some statistical data to back up these personal anecdotes.
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Companies apply complex statistical analysis to find patterns in business data.
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But in huge data breaches, those people are a statistical anomaly.
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Of course, statistical sampling is just one source of survey error.
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This race is a statistical tie between me and Donald Trump.
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Now, though, there's also statistical evidence to back that assertion up.
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There is plenty of statistical evidence to back up their frustration.
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Mr Todesca hopes the IMF will soon lift its statistical censure.
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High excise taxes are a key variable in our statistical analysis.
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A consistent statistical correlation exists between murder rates and death sentences.
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Clive plans to question the number three hundred on statistical grounds.
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There's no statistical evidence, either, that evangelicals really inhabit society's margins.
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Yes, it's still remote, but you're in the statistical pool now.
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Clinton has slipped into a statistical dead heat with Mr. Trump.
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Polls from the fall show the two in a statistical tie.
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Statistical data show that Hungary's population has been declining for decades.
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The race for second place is a statistical tie between Sen.
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Let me give you the other side of the statistical coin.
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But in huge data breaches, those people are a statistical anomaly.
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All of this could still turn out to be statistical noise.
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The statistical evidence on this point is overwhelming, to my mind.
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One of the thorniest issues with this question is statistical significance.
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"I'm calling statistical shenanigans on this," she told me, flat out.
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This difference was reduced to statistical insignificance by the following June.
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I should learn how to use statistical software at some point.
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This kind of statistical pattern matching has found many, profitable, uses.
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Klobuchar and Buttigieg were basically at statistical zeroes with Black voters.
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This is basically where statistical gaps cease to favor the former.
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By any statistical measure, Spain dominated Iran in Kazan Wednesday night.
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The "p" stands for p-values, a measure of statistical significance.
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But Mr. Yi said he was not just splitting statistical hairs.
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Yes, the Browns are bad in every statistical and meaningful way.
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This day, be proud that you're in the safe statistical majority.
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The answer is that it's largely a kind of statistical illusion.
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He leads every major statistical category for goaltenders in the playoffs.
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Several statistical measurements demonstrate how unusual this market environment has been.
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"Of course, this is a very statistical approach," Dr. Krumpen said.
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The screens glowed with statistical displays and videos about fighting terrorism.
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Knowledge of basic statistical, accounting, budget and economic principles and techniques.
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Should they use, she asked, "a statistical analysis" of reported decisions?
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The first step would be to do their own statistical analysis.
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Turkey's Statistical Institute (TUIK) said home sales totalled 110,538 in August.
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Not in Monkey 47, though, whose name is a statistical boast.
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A second hypothesis looks not to statistical correlations but to history.
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But the impeachment drive isn't actually about anger at statistical manipulation.
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And, once again, there's statistical support for this line of thinking.
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