| From 1929 to 1945 he worked as a statistician with the Bureau of Statistics. |
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| If you suspect a problem but cannot meet this criterion, recommend further review by an expert statistician. |
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| William Petty began as a physician and ended as a pioneer social statistician. |
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| The actual randomisation was provided to the statistician only at the final analysis. |
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| For a long time I have thought that I was a statistician, interested in inferences from the particular to the general. |
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| An independent statistician prepared the randomisation envelopes using a computer based random number generator. |
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| He returned to London, taking up a post as a statistician in the Mercantile and General Investment Company. |
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| On that date the town council employed a municipal statistician in the town clerk's department. |
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| Around 1926, a British statistician, Ronald Fisher, while working in the field of agriculture, developed a new form of experimentation called two-level factorial design. |
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| The TC decided that there is a need of a more precise look at population studies with the support of a statistician. |
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| I am a statistician and a survey methodologist, so basically, it's a science background. |
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| The key, as any advanced statistician worth his spreadsheet knows, is to look beyond the box score. |
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| The team statistician takes her place in the third base coach's box with a pen, scorebook and counter in hand. |
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| An economist and statistician, Jean-Marie Dufour is one of the most eminent econometricians in the world. |
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| Criterion 3 was addressed too, but it was suggested that in order to finalise the work, external support by a statistician will be needed. |
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| Each captain is invited to fill the form and to give it back to the statistician of their level. |
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| One DOJ official mentioned the need for another researcher and statistician. |
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| This work is being undertaken in consultation with the former chief statistician of the United Kingdom. |
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| The responsible statistician strives to provide a rich array of information. |
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| Eugene Declercq, a Boston University School of Public Health professor and a CDC statistician, spoke about their intentions. |
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| The statistician who did the analysis was blinded to group and treatment. |
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| Blinding the research assistant collecting the baseline data and the statistician analysing the data to the group allocation reduced potential bias. |
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| What are the profile and capabilities of the modern statistician? |
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| No explicit normative choice is therefore to be made by the statistician. |
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| This followed a failed attempt to present himself for service in the Board of Trade as an economic statistician. |
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| This week on TV, Panorama had the American statistician Nate Silver puttering around the British Isles in a shiny caravan, replete with Union Jack scatter cushions, in order to make sense our political playing field. |
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| Bjorn Lomborg, a statistician at Arhus University in Denmark, says that many evaluations of tropical rainforest devastation are overblown. |
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| Such a situation is obviously a source of perplexity for the statistician. |
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| Chief statistician, Turks and Caicos Islands. |
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| If the quality operation is carried out at the request of a user statistician, or partner involved in management of the register, this user will always receive a reply. |
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| Her life as a statistician identifying patterns and causes of infectious disease goes beyond her reputation as the compassionate lady with the lamp. |
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| The bill would also add a discretionary power for the chief statistician of Canada to provide statistical information concerning business activities to all the provinces. |
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| One statistician alone gave evidence for 44 days. |
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| Galton, a statistician, introduced correlation and regression analysis and discovered regression toward the mean. |
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| Irving John Good is a British statistician known for his works on Bayesian statistics who also worked as a wartime cryptographer under Alan Turing at Bletchley Park. |
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| The quasi statistician would doubtlessly not know how to check this supposition, thus rendering the interpretation of the mean profit as floccinaucinihilipilification. |
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| Another son, Leonard, went on to be a soldier, politician, economist, eugenicist and mentor of the statistician and evolutionary biologist Ronald Fisher. |
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| Triathlon statistician Thorsten Radde, who runs the website trirating. |
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| In recent years, it had become the hallmark of the scientist, much as the stethoscope was that of the physician and the microcomputer that of the statistician. |
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| Shortly thereafter the Government Statistician announced a rebasing of the index, which could have been used to justify a lower rate of increase. |
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| Statistician Nate Silver, who is white, was widely ridiculed for tweeting about his experience of being briefly locked up. |
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| The National Statistician would be directly accountable to Parliament through a more widely constituted independent governing Statistics Board. |
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| They are members of the Government Statistical Service and are the professional responsibility of the head of the service, who is also the National Statistician. |
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