Sentence examples for aggregate data available from inspiring English sources

Rather, such transactions would be reported privately to a "trade repository," which apparently would make only limited aggregate data available to the public.

More customized products will be required to register with a central registry that makes aggregate data available to the public and detailed positions for regulators.

The top-down method refers to aggregate data available on a nationwide level and involves the attribution of total health care expenditure to individual illnesses.

Despite the quality concerns of the aggregate data available, sufficient HIV variance was explained by governance to reject the null hypothesis using non-parametric statistical analysis.

However, the developed urban building stock model can be used for a city even if there is only aggregate data available.

When the first European-scale forest resource models were developed, the approach chosen matched best with the predominant forest management approach in Europe (mostly even-aged management), the data availability (only aggregated data available), the issues to be addressed (large-scale resource availability, Member State level carbon sequestration) and the computing power available.

WePlanet is still working on monetization models for Step, but one possibility is making aggregated data available for business owners while preserving individual user anonymity.

35 There are aggregated data available from DWP on a number of people receiving DLA, total DLA amount and expenditure on people receiving DLA due to asthma for England, Scotland and Wales for 2011 2012.

Aggregate data was available on one state clinic network in the USA but individual clinic data was not available for the eleven teams within the network.

De-identified aggregate data are available upon request to the first author.

Moreover, though only annual aggregate data were available to us for the current analysis, monthly or quarterly time series data may prove to be instructive as in the cases of Stack [70] and Classen and Dunn [34].