Sentence examples for a datum that from inspiring English sources

It is indispensable, moreover, that a positive datum be perceived in possibility, a datum that is verifiable with appropriate techniques and that, while not offering infallible guarantees, allows one to project and to act in the world with calculated risks and with a prudent trust.

Sand et al. (2008) recorded brainstem auditory evoked potentials (BAEPs) in migraine interictally and found lack of habituation in the wave IV-V [58], a datum that was recently confirmed also in a few migraineurs experiencing vertigo, especially when symptomatic [59].

In sum the declining labor force participation rate is a datum that should worry us more than the unemployment rate.

Teacher: For me as a geologist it is a datum that the age of earth is some billions years old.

Russell takes it as a datum that "we do make moral judgments" and that "we regard these, like judgments as to what is, as liable to truth and falsehood".

A consensus serves as a single datum that represents the entire underlying population or some subset of the population and thereby enables the identification of dominant genetic mutations that vary between two populations or subsets of the same population [ 2, 15, 16].

Thus, there must be a test datum that covers all basic blocks along the path.

These differences are an observed datum that must be accounted for by every scientific theory of nature.

We set the weights so that a high weight would be assigned to the datum that has a low dispersion and a low weight to the datum with a high dispersion.

Using a simple model of the probability of abiogenesis, a Bayesian estimate of its posterior probability is derived based on the datum that life emerged fairly early in Earth's history and that, billions of years later, sentient creatures noted this fact and considered its implications.

The only one quantitative datum that can be used to separate E. glomeratus from other taxa was the pollen size.