statistical measurement
[/stəˈtɪstɪkəl ˈmeʒərmənt/]
nounfemininepl: statistical measurements / medições estatísticas
medição estatística
1. A quantitative assessment or determination of a characteristic or variable using statistical methods and tools
The statistical measurement of customer satisfaction revealed a 15% increase this quarter.
A medição estatística da satisfação do cliente revelou um aumento de 15% neste trimestre.
2. The process of collecting, organizing, and analyzing numerical data to describe or infer properties of a population or sample
Accurate statistical measurement is crucial for scientific research.
A medição estatística precisa é crucial para a pesquisa científica.
3. A specific value, metric, or parameter obtained through statistical analysis such as mean, median, standard deviation, or correlation
The statistical measurement shows a strong correlation between variables.
A medição estatística mostra uma forte correlação entre as variáveis.
In Brazil, statistical measurement is a critical component of business analytics, epidemiological studies, and government policy-making. The term 'medição estatística' is widely used in academic institutions and corporate environments. During the COVID-19 pandemic, statistical measurements became part of everyday vocabulary among Brazilians as media regularly reported epidemiological data. In the USA, statistical measurement is foundational to market research, public opinion polling, and scientific validation, with Americans regularly encountering statistical claims in news media and advertising.
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