Sentence examples for Data relatively from inspiring English sources

Both the theories agree with the data relatively well.

Analysts said outlooks were mixed and economic data relatively weaker, pointing to slow growth.

Researchers are also hoping that the institute analyzes the data relatively quickly.

And while even Barack Obama, after meeting with his post-Ferguson taskforce on policing, spoke of the "need to collect more data", relatively little public discussion has centered on how such a count – a real count – would actually work.

Dr. Marks's researchers changed that — but their solution incorporates the data relatively late in the process, only after running 30 variants of the model, for six hours, all with slightly different initial conditions.

Massive content distribution on overlay networks stresses both the server and the network resources because of the large volumes of data, relatively high bandwidth requirement, and many concurrent clients.

Moreover, accessing raw data is relatively cheap.

"Exit check data shows relatively few students overstay their visa.

The network that reports this data is relatively slow.

Today we leave digital footprints in our wake, and acquisition of personal data is relatively cheap.

Statistical data is relatively limited, said Dr Dionne Benson, but anecdotal evidence is "definitely very positive".