Sentence examples for analytics suggest that from inspiring English sources

Indeed, estimates from the consulting firm Moody's Analytics suggest that each dollar spent on food stamps in a depressed economy raises G.D.P. by about $1.70 — which means, by the way, that much of the money laid out to help families in need actually comes right back to the government in the form of higher revenue.

Also, a review Google Analytics suggests that there is a significant amount of search traffic for large round dining tables.

Magellan's analytics suggested that around 1percentt of podcasts were actually running ads at the time.

Initially, Facebook's shares surged 15% on the news, but then fell back after the chief financial officer, David Ebersman, said in a conference call that internal analytics suggested that fewer "younger teens" were using the site.

At about the same time that Strawson published his book on Kant, Jonathan Bennett, in his book Kant's Analytic suggested that Kant's claims have to be regarded as unobviously analytic if they are to be correct.

But Twitch's analytics suggest otherwise.

The National Ocean Service in recent years has hoped to increase the density of horizontal control to the extent that no location in the United States will be farther than 50 miles (80 kilometres) from a primary point, and advances anticipated in analytic phototriangulation suggest that the envisioned density of control may soon suffice insofar as topographic mapping is concerned.

The results of a number of factor-analytic studies suggest that the avoidance symptoms load on two separate factors [ 11- 13].

Several meta-analytic findings suggest that patients with MDD may not fully respond and/or do not fully remit after receiving adequate doses and duration of these antidepressants.

On the other hand, the meta-analytic data suggest that the aI may have a significantly more general role in attention and task-level control.

The results of both meta-analytic approaches suggest that temperature is the main fixed factor driving development rate, to the exclusion of other factors of known importance such as diet and density.