statistically

statistical | Business English

statistical
adjective
/stəˈtɪstɪkəl/ukus
relating to statistics:
You have to do a detailed statistical analysis.
There is very little statistical evidence.

Examples of statistical

statistical
It was designed to facilitate the combination of qualitative methods with statistical analysis.
The generalizations are advanced on the basis of statistical data from the population census of 1897 in combination with other quantitative and qualitative sources.
The mathematics of physics should be explored, but new mathematical, statistical, and qualitative methodologies should also be sought.
The intention of a quick perusal of such a table is to observe trends, not attempt to produce statistical evidence.
There is no statistical evidence of a consistent yield trend of rice or wheat with time.
We conclude that a purely statistical analysis of the trend properties of economic time series is not sufficient.
The intercept was assumed to be random in order to take within-subject correlations of the dependent variables into account for statistical inference.
All these statistical points have been stressed here mainly for methodological reasons, because the numbers studied were relatively small.
Unless otherwise stated, statistical analysis was by means of x2 2 x 2 tables.
However, there is no statistical remedy for failure to recall episodes or symptoms.
The result is a mass of quantitative material, covered in 159 statistical tables, with much more data included in the text.
Banks rejected the model, but in fact the results of her main statistical tests (tables 2 and 3) provide support for it.
These two problems can be tackled through an information-theoretical approach, as has been done in other corpus-based statistical language modeling studies.
The most common type of interaction between the two types of research is the statistical testing of a hypothesis derived from case studies.
However, recently there have been attempts made to devise statistical methods for classifying subjects into groups based on their developmental trajectories.
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