Statistical Analysis Methods

noun facts and statistics collected together for reference or analysis

• The scientist collected and analyzed the data to draw conclusions.
• I need to gather all the data before we can make a decision.
• I can't believe she leaked all that data online.
• Her emotions were like data points, scattered and hard to interpret.

noun a change in the order of a set of items

• In mathematics, a permutation is a rearrangement of elements in a set.
• I need to figure out all the possible permutations for this combination lock.
• Let's mix things up and see what kind of permutations we can come up with.
• The artist created a beautiful permutation of colors in her painting.

noun a person or thing that is third in order or level

adjective relating to or denoting a higher education institution that offers courses beyond the secondary level

• The tertiary education sector plays a crucial role in shaping the future workforce.
• I'm thinking about pursuing a tertiary degree after finishing high school.
• I heard that party is going to be lit, it's at the tertiary campus.
• In the hierarchy of needs, self-actualization is considered a tertiary concern.

noun MRA

• The MRA is a valuable tool for assessing a patient's risk of cardiovascular disease.
• My doctor recommended getting an MRA to check on my heart health.
• I heard that getting an MRA is no big deal, just a quick scan.
• The MRA revealed the underlying issues causing the company's financial problems.

noun a unit of distance equal to 100 meters

adjective relating to the Latin language or the people who speak it

• The LAT coordinates were inputted incorrectly, causing errors in the mapping software.
• I heard the LAT for the party is at John's house, can you confirm?
• I can't believe she gave me the wrong LAT for the meeting, now I'm late!
• The LAT of the situation is that we need to act quickly to prevent further complications.