Did you know that if you file your tax returns yourself, you're statistically more likely to be filing them correctly than if you get a tax adviser to do it for you?

None, including the largest, that in China, has produced statistically significant associations.

Tailoring refers to the practice used by some organizations of requesting less detailed data from countries that are considered to be statistically less developed.

Occupational studies offer the most promise of providing results that are statistically significant because they are based on large populations with a range of individual dose estimates and long periods of observation.

Did you know that if you file your tax returns yourself, you're statistically more likely to be filing them correctly than if you get a tax adviser to do it for you?

The more surprising thing was that when we collaborated with economists to actually look at the monkeys' data using economic tools, they basically matched, not just qualitatively, but quantitatively with what we saw humans doing in a real market.

At its July 1994 session, the Board examined the further study prepared by the Secretary, which included an updated statistical analysis of the benefits in award as of 1 May 1994.