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Then there’s the statistical error factor ie if 8% is the result and the ‘’statistical” error factor is 3% then the real result could be 11% or as low as 5% hardly a significant number.

The Politics of Trust 2007

The studies that have been done either show opposite or conflicting results or don't achieve what we call statistical significance.

CNN Transcript Jul 29, 2003 2003

The Tigers are not what you call a statistical juggernaut.

SI.com 2009

Now, I would have to do some research to put that in statistical terms, but I would bet that that is a huge variance!

Safe Investing, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

A quick college course in statistical analysis would cure you of your, uh, pardon the harshness, IGNORANCE.

Think Progress » ThinkFast: January 12, 2010 2010

You realize, of course, that any decent statistician can identify and label errors in statistical manipulations that are inserted willfully to present an analysis with a gamed conclusion.

The Volokh Conspiracy » NRA Convention report 2010

For one, I think policymakers are already too caught up in statistical projections as it is – (did you know the OMB is the most powerful agency in DC?).

Matthew Yglesias » For Better Thinking 2010

He also rails against the Big Bang and the use of imaginary time in statistical physics, but that does not mean he understands either astrophysics or thermodynamics.

Berlinski's Wisdom 2010

Imaginary time is not an "absurd scheme", it is by now a familiar concept in statistical physics of quantum systems, no more controversial than complex numbers in electrical engineering.

A Trend? 2009

A quick college course in statistical analysis would cure you of your, uh, pardon the harshness, IGNORANCE.

Think Progress » ThinkFast: January 12, 2010 2010