81.   Later, he used statistical analyses to study the cancer-causing effects of drinking, smoking and overexposure to the sun.

82.   McInerney said conspiracy charges are based on a statistical analysis of fees, and that she had no evidence of communications among investment bankers to fix prices.

83.   More significantly, Barry no longer was responsible for submitting statistical analyses about Halcion to the FDA.

84.   More than six years in the making, the book weaves statistical analysis, opinion research and old-fashioned reportage to draw a new picture of the adult life cycle.

85.   Moreover, when economists subject the performance of democracies to rigorous statistical analysis, they find no significant relationship between democracy and growth.

86.   Nevertheless, Health Department workers performed scores of statistical analyses.

87.   No studies exist on whether women chief executives fail more often than men, mostly because the sample is still too small to make a statistical analysis meaningful.

88.   One experiment called for a computer to make deductions based on statistical analysis of newspaper text it had processed.

89.   She said that a larger group was needed for statistical analysis, thus making the findings misleading.

90.   So, why do so many Americans who look rich by way of statistical analysis feel poor or not far from it?