Sentence examples for alluded to data from inspiring English sources

As we have previously alluded to, data from the National Audit of Cancer Diagnosis in Primary Care largely reflect the cancer 'case-mix' observed in population-based incidence statistics but cannot be used to estimate incidence, not least because data collection periods varied from 6 to 12 months between participating practices.

Shared values related to information systems are alluded to as a pre-existing culture of data collection (Kamadjeu et al. 2005) or 'culture of information' (RHINO 2001; Hotchkiss et al. 2006) without specifying how these values originate and sustain themselves.

I will publicly tell you that WikiLeaks tweeted a little Pastebin document I wrote called "On Stratfor," in which I kind of alluded to the fact that I'm not cool with that credit card information having gone out.

(The scene is merely alluded to in the book).

(Nonetheless, it is only alluded to in the remake).

Although Stahr's Jewishness is occasionally alluded to, it's never disparaged.

It never did, but distortion and drumbeats at least alluded to that state of things.

The only story not alluded to is "Billy," whose most memorable scenes take place in a Victorian workhouse.

There are the predictable failed escape attempts, a suicide and one boy's sexual abuse (not shown but alluded to).

The other woman in the story remains scarcely alluded to – Tiny Siren a bitterly funny exception.

"It's a big game, Brian's alluded to that already," he said.