As small parties, they have been dubbed the outliers, a statistical term normally used to describe a data point that differs significantly from other observations.

In statistical terms, no and yes are effectively neck and neck.

In statistical terms roughly 90 per cent of start-ups fail.

In statistical terms, it had been thought that L.A.P.D.

In statistical terms, online retailers just had farther to fall than their distressed store-based rivals.

By that he means it has been highly, highly unusual -an outlier in statistical terms.

In statistical terms, he or she may wrongly assign a value of "0" to incalculable things.

Last week, pollsters in the US shipped quite an amount of criticism for, in statistical terms, getting it right.

One in 1,000, Hamoda says in medical and statistical terms is a small number.

We now have the highest rate of net emigration in the EU, almost double Lithuania, our nearest country in statistical terms.

In purely statistical terms, the transformation in South Africa since the ending of apartheid has been impressive, Dr Kader Asmal said last night.

But, she said in an interview, the iron-pill advantage was still significant in statistical terms, and that's something doctors should be aware of.

A is for Arnhem, Albertini and attacking football - In statistical terms Euro 2000 gave us 85 goals in its 31 matches.