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Injection and production rates are often the most readily available data in a waterflood.

The result -- a collection of electronic beats that sounds eerily like a deliberately rhythmic compilation -- is a tangible exploration of the many implications of readily available data.

Borges, the Starbucks spokesman, said the company doesn't have readily available data on employee age demographics.

There is no readily available data on the racial or class backgrounds of the people adopting city children.

"In 2013, we will have access to and make readily available, data of the highest possible value to facilitate cyber operations.

There isn't readily available data on the number of CBP officers who have wrongly accessed information.

Ofsted could be required to monitor workload and teacher turnover, using readily available data such as the school workforce census.

Readily available data only allowed us to paint a very cursory picture of the two systems.

To avert a republican backlash, the government exploited the credit readily available to Brazil as a result of its prosperity to fuel further development.

For industrial facility locations the readily available EPER database (EU-wide) usefully combined all UK data.

The current study was implemented as operational research, exploiting readily available or relatively easily collected data to evaluate routine roll-out of an evidence-based intervention.