They're not statistically significant.

This is Keith Haring looked at statistically.

That's how you can prove it statistically, but what about stories?

An iterative, statistically based approach will be used to construct the model.

Two thirds of this room, today, in America, are statistically overweight or obese.

Well statistically, the majority of those who join extremist organizations are highly educated.

Statistically, they are educated, on average, above the education levels of Western society.

DomComment is derived from DomCData.

Proceeds derived from the offence

Statistically speaking, there is no difference in how often the Neanderthal matches one African or the other.

Scientific knowledge isn't derived from anything.

Powered by fossil fuel derived energy.

This word is derived from Greek.

So in this data, it's statistically insignificant differences in injury between car seats and lap and shoulder belts.

The percentage of overweight respondents, particularly those who were obese, shows a statistically significant increase over the years.

And I think fairly soon, you will see patients being treated with their own fat derived, or adipose derived, stem cells.

And so even if we make those very important decisions for very silly reasons, it remains statistically true that there are more Georges living in Georgia and there are more Dennises becoming dentists and there are more Paulas who are married to Paul than statistically viable.

Many English words are derived from Latin.

Why do, statistically, a majority of people say that a word is sad, in this case, heavy in other cases?

For example, fascinating talks contain a statistically high amount of exactly this blue color, much more than the average TEDTalk.

Fat derived stem cells are adult stem cells.

The EU biofuels directive,3 adopted in 2003, is concerned with the substitution of conventional oil derived transport fuels, diesel and petrol, by biofuels derived from agricultural crops.

So again, this is all derived accurately from the science.

In the case of girls, there is a statistically significant change in terms of physical activity from the sixth grade to the eighth.

The motion of the local group of galaxies derived with respect to these galaxy clusters was significantly different from the one derived with respect to the cosmic microwave background.

It's the oldest mammalian derived life form that we know of.

Net outflows have significantly offset the benefits derived from FDI inflows.

Source Data on executions derived from reports issued by Amnesty International.

Then said he This is nothing but magic, derived from of old

Then said he This is nothing but magic, derived from of old

We've found statistically significant improvement with children using this software in a mathematics class in comparison with a control group that did not have the software.

As for trafficking, the figures were derived from assessments by national intelligence agencies.

The benefits to be derived from the upgrade include enhanced functionality and reporting.

(a) Income derived from General Fund investments shall be credited as miscellaneous income.

It's like all knowledge. It's conjectural, guesswork, tested by observation, not derived from it.

Comparative advantages are derived from resource endowments, and competitiveness stems from firm centred initiatives.

1 The information contained in the present working paper was derived from published sources.

Total expenditure for 2004 was derived from the first two sources LILs and TALs.

They think they're going to maybe come to like the picture they chose a little more than the one they left behind, but these are not statistically significant differences.

That was the basic principle of development a social obligation derived from the profit motive.

Country data was derived from both the test phase and final phase of the questionnaires.

Now, to make this more concrete, let's look at the list of top 10 words that statistically stick out in the most favorite TEDTalks and in the least favorite TEDTalks.

(ii) The movement of proceeds of crime or property derived from the commission of such offences

(ii) The movement of proceeds of crime or property derived from the commission of such offences

OK, it seems a very formal, willful gesture, but something derived entirely out of the constraints.