The phrase "a sign of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an indication or representation of information or data.
Example: "The increase in website traffic is a sign of data that our marketing strategy is working."
Alternatives: "an indication of data" or "a representation of data".
On the other hand, if there was considerable underreporting of patients in the registers, then this may be a sign of serious data gaps and thus call for some data quality checks in the Medical Department.
For errors, a large statistical error itself is a sign of low data quality.
It is observed that EDCRA and EDDRA have almost the same or even higher utility than JFRP, which is a sign of more data admissions to the network.
One of them is that when structural changes occur they may not be recognized and would be considered as a sign of poor data quality, since time consistency is treated as an assumption and could not be violated.
That is a sure sign of data mining, according to Grant McQueen and Steven Thorley, finance professors at Brigham Young University.
The results indicate that high correlation coefficients can be considered as a potential sign of data fabrication.
This study indicates that high correlation coefficients can be considered as a leading sign of data fabrication; as more than 40% of the participants generated variables with correlation coefficients greater than 0.70.
The developments today relate to that same trove but are a sign of yet more data now being handed over to authorities.
Rollins also says greater spectrum buys from big, national carriers could also be a sign of more aggressive data network installations in urban markets.
In a business where success is often predicated on the perfect mix of useful and great product, money and the right connections, it's a sign of how Periscope Data is on track in nailing all three.
