Descriptive statistics definition

Descriptive statistics include: the means, or averages for a set of data; standard deviation, or amount of variation in the data; and ranges, or differences between the lowest and highest values in the data. These were calculated for continuous variables. “Continuous variables” are values that can fall anywhere within the data range, for example, the number of seconds participants take to wash their hands. Frequencies were calculated for categorical variables – where the data falls under a label, or category, for example, the number of participants who are sanitiser-users. One-way analysis of variance (one-way ANOVA) was performed, which a technique is used to assess differences between unrelated groups of data.

Examples of Descriptive statistics in a sentence

  • Descriptive statistics, independent two-sample t-test or chi-squared test were used to compare the two samples concerning demographic and health data, type of assistive device (PWC or scooter), and other assistive devices (yes/no).

  • Descriptive statistics will be computed for safety parameters as appropriate.

  • Descriptive statistics were used to describe baseline characteristics.

  • Descriptive statistics will be used to describe CPUE, lengths, and weights of fish and appropriate comparisons with data previously collected will be made.

  • Descriptive statistics for the air data, for each chemical, in each building, are provided in Table 4.

  • Descriptive statistics are presented by means with range for continuous data.

  • Descriptive statistics were used to assess progression to joint FDR, agreement within FDR, and satisfaction with FDR.

  • Descriptive statistics were used to report scores on all questionnaires.

  • Interim learning reports 3 and 4 will also include: • Analysis of DUA data on employment outcomes for matured participants in RE, EfA, and Skills, including: o Descriptive statistics on quarterly employment rates and earnings from the eighth quarter before through the eighth quarter after the enrollment/random assignment quarter.

  • Descriptive statistics were generated and compared as appropriate.

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