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[существительное]
статистика ; статистические данные

Тезаурус:

1. How might criminal statistics (including both the extent of crime recorded and the character or type of crime) be influenced by the operation of the police rather than the amount of actual criminal behaviour?
2. He cites some statistics from two recent reports to support his argument:
3. Statistics show that women allow themselves to be interrupted 50 per cent more often than men.
4. Statistics available from numerous British Tourist Authority surveys showed that history and tradition - in other words, heritage - formed the prime attraction for overseas visitors.
5. Mortality statistics, too, are not restricted to the unemployed: how do we know that they are not indicating greater health problems in the population as a whole during times of economic difficulty?
6. IN THIS week of the election, we can expect to see Peter Snow doing his impersonation of John Cleese, with lots of statistics produced by computers accompanied by the timeless phrase - "it's just a bit of fun".
7. I arranged a number of meetings with various staff: with the director of nursing services to discuss the status of the ENP and to look at her additional skills; with our business manager to discuss possible auditing tools for the scheme, availability of statistics, and so on; with the AE consultant, to look at my long term training needs and the
8. Others are impossible to locate and drop out of the statistics in due course; therefore accurate figures are difficult to obtain.
9. Broadly speaking, the official statistics indicate that there is an increasing rate of crime, and that the increase has accelerated rapidly in the post-war period, especially since the mid-1950s.
10. Mrs Jacqui Butler, who is involved in research work with Care for the Family, also mentioned some startling statistics indicating the state of Great Britain today.
11. We find the faces behind sex statistics
12. One does not store statistics at all; if statistics are ever required they are obtained from one of the business divisions.
13. Governmental statistics should be basic data for much social research and it is fortunate that the Governmental Statistical Service publishes a free annual booklet called "Government Statistics: a Brief Guide to Sources", which is available from the Central Statistical Office, Great George Street, London SWlP 3AQ.