statistic造句

Let me repeat just one statistic cited by the Commission.

Methods: The first page data on medical records were analysed by statistic description, and ANOVA etc.

It's a statistic often quoted to show how callous and heartless people are.

A folk statistic would have you believe that one in 10 Europeans is conceived in an Ikea bed.

These interpretive difficulties arise when you try to draw conclusions about a population parameter from a sample statistic.

Subscriber count - the one statistic that many bloggers are most interested in - is not part of this current integration.

This is a shocking statistic, with huge implications for human suffering, health systems, health budgets, and the drive to reduce poverty.

The value of ANOVA (represented by f) is 3.028, which is larger than 1, we can conclude, there is a statistic significant.

But ultimately, the partisan nature of the stimulus debate means Mr. Obama himself will do more than any statistic or maneuver to shape views of the great experiment.

Every statistic we have seen this year shows that people are considering their travel plans for longer and booking closer to departure than ever before.

Taking Santana as the standard car, on the basis of a great deal of GPS data, this paper studies acceleration characteristics of starting vehicles, and developed the acceleration statistic model of starting vehicles in free flow.

Not every wrapper may be able to collect all the statistics listed above, because a correct mapping between the data source statistic and its counterpart on the federated system may not exist.