101.   The most sophisticated statistical analysis comes from Derek Neal, an economics professor at the University of Chicago and a fellow at the National Bureau of Economic Research.

102.   The Nashville cases were originally based on a statistical analysis of a smaller pool of loans made in Tennessee.

103.   The statistical analysis of the blind scoring was performed for Biopure by another independent contractor, Red River Statistics.

104.   The researchers will use statistical analyses to decide how much better people fared than they would have if they had not been screened.

105.   The statistical analysis showed that once fishermen concentrate on a lower trophic level, total seafood catches go up for a while and then decline again.

106.   The Times collected copies of virtually all the overseas ballot envelopes that arrived after Election Day and built a comprehensive database for statistical analysis.

107.   Their runaround obstructed response by other social scientists, who needed time to appraise hundreds of pages of statistical analysis.

108.   Then, by using statistical analysis, they determined the likelihood that the cabernet sauvignon microsatellite fingerprint derived from any two of the other varieties.

109.   They can be difficult to document with standard statistical analysis.

110.   This statistical analysis remains in the report, although the time period has become less specific, people familiar with the draft said.