Phrases with «statistical tie»

A "statistical tie" means that two or more options or outcomes have such similar results that it is difficult to determine a clear winner. It suggests that there is not enough evidence to conclusively say one option is better or different from the others. Full definition

statistical tie

Sentences with «statistical tie»

According to a Marist survey — the first one conducted since Anthony Weiner's latest cock - shot scandal — Christine Quinn now holds a nine - point lead in the mayoral race, while Weiner has fallen back to statistical tie for second place with Bill Thompson and a suddenly relevant Bill de Blasio. (nymag.com)
Statistical ties between a set of folktales and languages from parts of Europe and Asia have helped researchers date the origins of some stories to thousands of years ago. (sciencenews.org)
In all seriousness, a retraction of the «hottest year» statement in favour of statistical tie would be the smart bet for GISS and NCDC now. (realclimate.org)
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Phrases with «statistical tie»

Sentences with «statistical tie»

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