用statistically造句子，“statistically”造句

There was no statistically significant relationship, however, between a firm's reputation and the likelihood of its application receiving priority status.

If I am wrong, and the relationship is highly statistically significant, then it might encourage Paul to take the bet.

In this performance test, I used a fixed cycle length of 1500, which is a large enough number to be statistically significant.

Among those people, there were 50 infections on placebo and 36 on the vaccine, which gives an efficacy of 26% but is not statistically significant, meaning it could happen by chance.

Second marriages on average cannot possibly fare any worse statistically.

Otherwise, health problems linked to poverty and disadvantaged populations will remain statistically hidden.

Then, suddenly, the negative correlation vanishes. The line goes into positive territory, but not enough to be statistically meaningful.

This is ironic, because black men are statistically very open to marrying outside their race—more than one in five does.

Open-ended questions allow for a greater variety of responses from participants but are difficult to analyze statistically because the data must be coded or reduced in some manner.

One sense of "normal" is statistically normal: what everyone else does.

Results the study group parents of preoperative, postoperative and related knowledge on nursing job satisfaction than the control group, the difference was statistically significant ( P

And then from that, statistically averaging, what are the macroscopic average energies.

The book provides many examples of this kind, some a bit too anecdotal for my taste, but presumably they are on the whole backed by statistically significant data.

The data only weakly supported these predictions: the differences were seen, but were not statistically significant.

Research shows that a person who smokes 10 or more cigarettes a day for a minimum of 10 years is statistically more likely to develop deeply wrinkled, leathery skin than a nonsmoker.

This difference may seem small, but statistically it is highly significant, which suggests it is the result of evolution.

There were actually more deaths in the screening group, but the differences were too small to be statistically significant; in other words, it was a wash.