Sentence examples for able to provide data from inspiring English sources

Out of the top 10 institutions in the Guardian league table, six were able to provide data on the length of maternity leave taken by academics.

Fremont, based in Brea, Calif., is behind on required filings and does not know when it will be able to provide data needed to finish the sale to CapitalSource, according to a company statement and filing.

The study, which is being presented at the European congress on obesity in Prague this week, found that the UK has the second-highest proportion of overweight children out of the 28 countries that were able to provide data.

Vodafone said 4G – the so-called "fourth generation" of networks – will be able to provide data to smartphone users at a rate around six times faster than the current 3G services.

Part of the reason that magazine companies have so eagerly hopped on the iPad and other tablets is that those products will finally be able to provide data showing a return on the investment of advertising dollars.

"This is an important step, as this is the first time the broadcasters will be able to provide data on on-screen and off-screen representation which is standardised, comparable and made publicly available on a broadcaster-by-broadcaster basis," said the Ofcom chairman.

Some states were not able to provide data for all four years.

Furthermore, MT was able to provide data on necks between pores which act to constrict molecular flow.

This happened because the scheduler is able to provide data grants at fixed intervals as required by this service.

We decided to include these studies as they were able to provide data for another outcome measure.

Thirty-three practices (49%) were able to provide complete data, six (9%) provided partial data, and a further five (7%) were unable or unwilling to provide any data.