Sentence examples for an even better data from inspiring English sources

As you certainly recall, we have already seen this take place, but today we have an even better data point: Sprint.

But physicist will want even better data and preferably a steady stream of it to get to grips with something that is statistically significant.

Given the wide variety of intersex conditions and the intensely personal issues they raise, not even better data will provide parents with easy answers.

Compared with the kernel classifiers, S3C can achieve similar or even better data separation by mapping data into the low-dimensional spectral space, allowing both of its mapped data and new feature space to be examined directly.

These industry-based flood and loss models are widely used by governments and businesses across the US east and gulf coasts and in the EU and have been validated by third parties; nonetheless as in all models even better data should yield better results.

Sure, to get even better data, Human needs as many users it can get, but with the 3 million it's tracking now, the trends are still fascinating.

The comparison between the data obtained from MTurk-based experiments and laboratory-based experiments suggests that MTurk-based experiments can provide comparable or even better data (Horton et al. 2011; Munro et al. 2010; Schnoebelen and Kuperman 2010; Sprouse 2011).

They include techniques (a) employing vector-valued questions at various nodes in the tree, (b) growing one big single tree for all classes leading to even better data sharing and discrimination among classes, and (c) making soft decisions at various nodes.

As the president of Freedom Partners, the hub of the wheel for the Koch's political empire, Marc Short may have the greatest donor list in all of politics, and even better data.

By increasing the cut-off for positivity to at least three positive aPL IgM and/or one aPL IgG assay performance of MLDA for the serological diagnosis of APS demonstrated even better data than ELISA.

Then it grows longer, an even better sign that data is loading.