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Definition of stats in English: statsplural noun statsstæts informal short for statistics Example sentencesExamples - Your stats on how many people died of the flu in the USA last year, however, made me flinch.
- This picture comes from the recent page of my blog site stats and these two visitors in-particular stood out.
- First, we have been rightfully taught to always question stats and not to generalise them.
- Obsessing over traffic stats is a common symptom amongst new bloggers.
- Interesting angle, but how would that tally with the birth order stats?
- The recent debate on lbw percentages in Australia needs to be looked at more scientifically than just bare stats.
- After the dismissals in the Lahore test, I decided to dig up some stats to see if this could be backed up.
- All I know about stats is that the definition of statistical significance is something of a moot point.
- Price's insistence that his side did not put the visitors' keeper to work was not reflected in the match stats.
- It never ceases to bring a warm glow when I check my stats and see the search hits I get for a certain bad value bathroom company.
- I told her that they were the stats for my weblog, and explained what a weblog is.
- Well in my opinion the collection of stats here doesn't really help us at all.
- If experienced soloists spent more time playing Italy, its stats would improve - right?
- Are there any sociologists here who might have stats for these things?
- To help you find the best players for your roster, you get an extensive list of stats.
- For a man who remains, by his own admission, a great believer that stats do not lie, that is a surprising oversight.
- Does anyone have any stats on how many African Americans own passports?
- So it's been with some self-satisfaction that I have been reading the stats this past two weeks.
- But I have to say Noel that the stats would say that overall wealth has gone up.
- Every now and then amongst the usual searches I get some strange search requests from Google appear in my stats.
Definition of stats in US English: statsplural nounstætsstats informal short for statistics Example sentencesExamples - Are there any sociologists here who might have stats for these things?
- First, we have been rightfully taught to always question stats and not to generalise them.
- This picture comes from the recent page of my blog site stats and these two visitors in-particular stood out.
- I told her that they were the stats for my weblog, and explained what a weblog is.
- If experienced soloists spent more time playing Italy, its stats would improve - right?
- It never ceases to bring a warm glow when I check my stats and see the search hits I get for a certain bad value bathroom company.
- Obsessing over traffic stats is a common symptom amongst new bloggers.
- But I have to say Noel that the stats would say that overall wealth has gone up.
- So it's been with some self-satisfaction that I have been reading the stats this past two weeks.
- All I know about stats is that the definition of statistical significance is something of a moot point.
- For a man who remains, by his own admission, a great believer that stats do not lie, that is a surprising oversight.
- Every now and then amongst the usual searches I get some strange search requests from Google appear in my stats.
- Well in my opinion the collection of stats here doesn't really help us at all.
- To help you find the best players for your roster, you get an extensive list of stats.
- Price's insistence that his side did not put the visitors' keeper to work was not reflected in the match stats.
- Interesting angle, but how would that tally with the birth order stats?
- Does anyone have any stats on how many African Americans own passports?
- After the dismissals in the Lahore test, I decided to dig up some stats to see if this could be backed up.
- Your stats on how many people died of the flu in the USA last year, however, made me flinch.
- The recent debate on lbw percentages in Australia needs to be looked at more scientifically than just bare stats.
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