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Tips for Explaining Complex Statistics Simply

This set contains 11 annotated sentences.

Dataset version: enGram 3.4, Jan 2024

01

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

02

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

03

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

04

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

05

What Sthis really VPresmeans stPresis that Sour profits HrPreshave v2Pastdoubled.

Explanation

What this really means is that our profits have doubled.

Patternsmean — meant — meant

06

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

07

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

08

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

09

In simpler terms, Sthis statistic VPresshows Sour strategy HPresis pAPresworking.

Explanation

In simpler terms, this statistic shows our strategy is working.

Patternsshow — showed — shown

10

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

11

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