Sentence examples for aim to use data from inspiring English sources

Unlike other companies that also aim to use data to monitor and change your driving habits, Zendrive isn't interested in plugging into your car's data port like Automatic or similar projects.

WeatherSafe in Oxfordshire aims to use data to advise coffee farmers about the best way to manage their land by collating and interpreting data on soil absorption, plant health and other factors to determine how to work fields.

Few prognostic models enable prediction of outcome; we therefore aimed to use data from the SANAD study to predict outcome overall and for patients receiving specific treatments.

SocialFlow aims to use data from the Twitter and bit.ly fire hoses to help its clients, which include news organizations like The Economist, and retail brands like Pepsi, better use their online network to capture the attention of their audience­ and their potential audience.

So while retailers continue to waste money on inventory management, Amazon is aiming to use data to eliminate inventory entirely.

We aimed to use data on average risk participants only and collected data regarding all polyps, (advanced) adenomas and CRC.

As a result, we at times used secondary information from other country settings while aiming to use data from developing countries.

This study aims to use data from that survey to provide specific estimation of the prevalence of HPV 16, 18 infections in those cities as well as to examine the distribution of other high risk types of HPV among married women in the 5 big cities of Vietnam.

The Safety and Justice Challenge's Innovation Fund was first announced as part of the Obama administration's Data-Driven Justice Initiative, which aimed to use data-driven solutions to end the cycle of incarceration.

The aim was to use data from this trial to feed into probabilistic models (similar to those used in "reliability engineering") which would detect and assess possible ways of improving the human CAD interaction.

Earlier this year, Experian was named among the top 100 most innovative companies in the world for the fifth year in a row by Forbes and was given this award because their aim is to use data and technology to transform lives for the better - sounds like a fintech to me.