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Tips for Explaining Complex Statistics Simply
This set contains 11 annotated sentences.
Dataset version: enGram 3.4, Jan 2024
HLet’s v2break this down into smaller parts vIto understand it better.
Explanation
Let’s break this down into smaller parts to understand it better.
Patternslet — let — let^break — broke — broken^understand — understood — understood
VImagine Sthis number VPresrepresents the total population of a small town.
Explanation
Imagine this number represents the total population of a small town.
Patternsthe total population^a small town
vITo put it in perspective, Sthis percentage stPresis like p21 in 4 people.
Explanation
To put it in perspective, this percentage is like 1 in 4 people.
Patternsput — put — put^1 in 4 people
SThis chart VPresshows a gradual increase over the past five years.
Explanation
This chart shows a gradual increase over the past five years.
Patternsshow — showed — shown^a gradual increase^the past five years
What Sthis really VPresmeans stPresis that Sour profits HrPreshave v2Pastdoubled.
Explanation
What this really means is that our profits have doubled.
Patternsmean — meant — meant
VThink of this data as a way vIto measure our progress.
Explanation
Think of this data as a way to measure our progress.
Patternsthink — thought — thought
S*This spike Mcan st*be v2Pastseen as a major breakthrough for our team.
Explanation
This spike can be seen as a major breakthrough for our team.
Patternssee — saw — seen^a major breakthrough
If Swe VPrescompare these two sets of data, Sthe trend VPresbecomes p2obvious.
Explanation
If we compare these two sets of data, the trend becomes obvious.
Patternsbecome — became — become^these two sets
In simpler terms, Sthis statistic VPresshows Sour strategy HPresis pAPresworking.
Explanation
In simpler terms, this statistic shows our strategy is working.
Patternsshow — showed — shown
HLet’s v2focus on the key figures Sthat VPresimpact our decisions.
Explanation
Let’s focus on the key figures that impact our decisions.
Patternsthe key figures
When Swe VPressay 50%, Swe VPresmean half of all respondents.
Explanation
When we say 50%, we mean half of all respondents.
Patternssay — said — said^mean — meant — meant