For example, say you did a search for every occurrence of the aorist tense in Mark. The number of hits for that search is 1146. Even with such precise figures, I would caution against relying too heavily on such statistics in drawing any significant conclusions, but that's an issue I'll raise in a separate post. I hope this helps. Given the recent discussion of Greek word counts, his comment now seems especially appropriate, and it raises a broader question which is worth discussing further.
Statistics can lie in a number of ways.
First, they can be skewed or inaccurate. Such is the case with Accordance including punctuation in its total word counts. This is a problem we need to correct in order to ensure greater accuracy. After unpacking the CD Rom, taking 45 minutes to install and unlock the modules I had purchased, I had no patience left for reading a manual. In fact, I immediately began my biblical background searches for my next sermon.