Synonyms for statistically
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1. statisticallyadverb

   with respect to statistics

   "this is statistically impossible"

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1. List of paraphrases for "statistically":

   statistical, statically, statistics

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1. Rachel Moon:

   While the differences in blood levels of this enzyme were statistically different -- even if this is confirmed by larger, additional studies -- there is enough overlap in the blood levels between cases and controls that it could not be used as a blood test at this point with any reasonable predictive value.

2. Bruce Neal:

   Two points here : first, while it’s an intuitively appealing finding, it is statistically rather weak, second, good adherence is hard to achieve with current therapeutic options for PAP. If a new, very well-tolerated mode of PAP therapy is identified, it would be really helpful to do a large outcome trial to try and confirm this tantalizing observation.

3. Abdool Karim:

   Because it's in the gel formulation, it leads to very high levels in the genital tract and very low levels in the blood, so very little is absorbed and Connie Celum get very limited side effects, we did see a slight increase in mild diarrhea and it wasn't statistically significant.

4. Donald Trump:

   I think the rhetoric is disappointing because first of all, statistically, the dangers of allowing a reasonable number of refugees to come into the United States are extraordinarily low, the vetting of refugees is quite thorough -- more thorough than almost any other category of people that come into the United States.

5. Domingo Marque?s:

   The difference is that we went out and we had boots on the ground and we did the interviews, statistically, it's like having interviewed the whole island.