Statistically in a sentence

Actual statisticians don't say "it's statistically significant", they say "it's statistically significant at the level".

This year, the Fraser Institute said that 34 schools showed statistically significant declines in performance over the past four years, while an equal number showed statistically significant improvement.

Often the weaker condition "statistically uncorrelated" is used in the definition of white noise, instead of "statistically independent".

Analysts found "no statistically significant difference in range degradation" between the two groups.

And, from this singular portfolio approach, retirees are often asked to abide by a single number—a percentage of their portfolio that is statistically tested to (hopefully) preserve their assets throughout retirement.

As people age, their interest in golf tends to grow, resulting in a statistically higher number of golf rounds played.

At some point, statistically speaking, a large asteroid will impact Earth.

At the same time, the working-age population group between the ages of 15 and 59 continues to decline statistically.

Both of them put up gaudy numbers for the last two years while Richardson spent 2021 on the bench behind Emory Jones and then struggled statistically in 2022.

But we can use the trove of data on home runs and temperature to statistically estimate its effect.

Colorectal cancer showed a statistically significant change after adjusting for age and other causes of death.

Deliveries with MK30 were statistically "hundreds of times" safer than someone driving to the shops to buy an item, he said.

Donald felt his side statistically was stronger in foursomes and he wanted a fast start.

First, the use of Tactoset to augment suture anchors in rotator cuff repair procedures resulted in a statistically significant decrease in the incidence of suture anchor pullout compared to the same surgeries performed without Tactoset.

However, izokibep’s has promise, showing statistically significant efficacy in phase 2 clinical trials.

If they're actually basing this on what are statistically the most popular chocolates, very well, but!

If you never used Neeva — and statistically speaking, odds are, you probably didn't — the service's primary selling point and was to offer a Google-like search experience that emphasized privacy and didn't include ads.

In January, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Leqembi for people with mild cognitive decline after it was shown to reduce plaque by a statistically significant amount.

One found no statistically significant difference after ACL surgery for quarterbacks, another found just a 2% difference.

Several other studies reach similar conclusions, finding that incentive programmes have “no statistically significant effects” on employment growth.