@Lady A document is just a thing that exists in recorded form, so as long as the statistic is recorded, sure. But it may also form part of a larger document, of which it would only make up, say, a fragment. (But that fragment, if removed, could be its own document!)
@Satsuma @Lady Well, arguably no, DNA is its own recorded form. The apple seed probably contains many copies, but many of them will vary slightly. But certainly people have encoded data in DNA before, which seems like it would have to make that a document. Presumably that is also true of things that weren't intentional. (If a painting is a document, which I would argue it is, is a mounted leaf in a box a document? Sure. A tree? I guess I don't see why not; you could give it an accession number.)