Synonyms for statistically
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Princeton's WordNet

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. Phil Mickelson:

   Not winning made it the worst year of my career, it was a bad year statistically in all areas.

2. Jens Spahn:

   It’s about weighing the risk of a side effect that is statistically small, but needs to be taken seriously, and the risk of falling ill with corona.

3. John Fernald:

   No one saw the productivity slowdown in the 1970s. No one saw the temporary productivity boost in the mid-1990s, statistically there are huge uncertainties about that which is just inherent in the fact that it’s hard to figure out which innovations are really going to be important.

4. Melody Loveless:

   Collecting apps are statistically very popular, so that’s why they came up with the idea that when you progress through the app you can collect coins so you can buy clothes, everything they did was heavily researched, nothing was done just because, which is just a great design skill, that’s what makes great designers, so I ’m really proud of them for that.

5. David Katz:

   What we knew about the benefits of the Mediterranean diet before now was not sex-specific, accordingly, this was a ‘reaffirmation study,’ demonstrating that the benefits observed for the Mediterranean diet in men and women remain statistically robust when exclusively women are considered as a major sub group.