One statistical factor is the number of new people the typical sick person infects, known as "R".
"The number one statistical change we noticed is the level of state-sponsored espionage, " said security analyst Wade Baker, lead author on the report.
There was distinct statistical evidence that the number of parties on the regional list was a significant predictor of rejected constituency and regional ballots.
CNN's projection is based on precincts reporting results, entrance polls and other statistical models -- including the number of votes outstanding in areas where Clinton was expected to do well.
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To determine our list, we first looked at a player's 2002 performance using our own statistical formula, the Forbes Pitching Efficiency Number (FPEN).
For most major league seasons when running a statistical technique called simple linear regression, the number of wins is statistically correlated with team payroll.
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If we have some policy idea that will save lives we need to compare the cost of implementing that policy against the number of lives saved at that statistical value.
As for the cancerous tumors, statistical analysis from these new tests revealed an increased number of malignant tumors in female rats.
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Epstein knew from talking with James that, based on statistical analysis, Martinez always blew up after a certain number of pitches.
The problem: If you test a drug on a large enough number of patients under ideal conditions, you can demonstrate a small statistical improvement that may be meaningless in the real world.
Republicans spent much of the 1997 appropriations season battling the administration over its plan to use statistical sampling, a technique that uses data from the traditional head count to estimate the number of those who did not respond to census takers.
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