statistically
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- adverb
- /stəˈtɪstɪkli/
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estadísticamente
- Only the older group demonstrated a statistically significant relationship between the story measures.
- statistically significant
- statistically significant difference
- not statistically significant
But just know it's statistically impossible for all of you to succeed.
- But just know it's statistically impossible for all of you to succeed.
- That's a fancy word meaning brains that are statistically less common.
- Using today's language, you'd say the effect wasn't statistically significant.
- All of those things can and statistically predicted will happen.
- But statistically speaking, I'm speaking statistically, SSR is do tend to work.
- But with three, statistically is the risk is much, much lower.
- It's possible, but it's statistically a real long shot.
- So it is likely statistically so.
- At what level does AUROC statistically significant?
Examples
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Statistically, planes are safer than cars.
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We considered P values of less than 0.05 to be statistically significant.
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I mean, this is a statistically significant test.
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or think about things that are statistically likely never to happen,
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It's possible, but it's statistically a real long shot.
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Fans and both teams are statistically very close.
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You know, statistically speaking, this is the most dangerous five minutes of my life.
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Overall, there appeared to be statistically significant returns to earning a double major.
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Statistically speaking, flying is the safest form of transport.
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Statistically, the study shows that students who study consistently perform better on exams.
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Surface Forms
Morphology
statistically = statistical (transparent) = statistic + al + ly
A regular adverbial formation from the adjective 'statistical' using the productive suffix '-ly'.
Etymology
Statistically comes from statistics, a word that first meant information collected about the state or government, when people used numbers to describe a country. A helpful way to remember it is to think 'in terms of numbers or data'. So, statistically means 'in a way based on numbers or data'.