statistician
statistician
Definition
stat·is·ti·cian (stat′is tis̸h′ən)
noun
an expert or specialist in statistics
statistician
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- practice: All practicing statisticians are urged to keep CPD records.
- employ: The three speakers from the three major areas employing statisticians spoke on ' What I am looking for in a statistician ' .
- consult: Eventually he consulted a statistician who helped to bring an appeal.
- encourage: This is very much a family website indeed we are keen to encourage younger statisticians to get involved.
- apply: Such publications are not always readily comprehensible to the applied statisticians who will be the most frequent users of the methods.
- involve: Our objectives include acting as a national focus for statisticians involved in environmental work.
Preposition: in
- department: The statisticians in the department also provide a statistical advisory service.
- order: I need to consult with a statistician in order to separate people effects from instrument effects.
Adjective modifier
- barefoot: To think about the roles involved, we use the metaphor of a barefoot statistician, itself based on the " barefoot doctor " .
- forensic: Please note first that forensic statisticians can operate under various guises ( further details can be found in the " Who employs forensic statisticians?
- pharmaceutical: First, Bayesian methods are not the first choice of pharmaceutical statisticians.
- experienced: Lectures are taught by experienced medical statisticians from high class academic institutions.
- medical: Phase 1 trials throw up some challenging problems for a medical statistician.
- chief: He is Dr. Cuyler Hammond, the American Cancer Society's chief medical statistician.
Noun used with modifier
- consultant: Plus talks to two consultant statisticians about how they use mathematics to make an impact in the " real " world.
- government: Blair has been seduced by the image of trustworthiness wanted by government statisticians into taking a narrow view of the scope of statistics.
- club: This is very much a family website indeed we are keen to encourage younger club statisticians to get involved.
- market: Many market research statisticians will also have an MSc in Statistics.
- research: Many market research statisticians will also have an MSc in Statistics.
- health: How to locate job vacancies for health service statisticians Advertisements for health service statisticians appear in a variety of places, including the following.
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