Sentence examples for available in aggregate from inspiring English sources

"While the data may already be public, it is not publicly available in aggregate like this," said security expert Jake Williams, founder of Rendition Infosec, who lives in Georgia.

"We will oppose it primarily because the information is already available in aggregate and we don't think there's a need to break it out on a farmer-by-farmer basis," Thatcher said.

We acknowledged this limitation because the data on mortality were available in aggregate form.

Age and severity of illness (APS) data were available in aggregate but not for individual patients in the 1988 to 1989 and 1993 to 1996 cohorts were not available, thus we could not track diagnosis-specific changes in these variables.

Some datasets are housed in professional organizations (e.g. orders or syndicates of physicians, nurses) or Ministries, yet is only available in aggregate format (e.g. reports drafted by organizations or Ministries) - Table 1.

Historical data representing epoch one are available only in aggregate form, preventing examination of temporal trends or confounding factors.

We were unable to adjust for birth weight, sex, gestational age, or disease severity in analyses of survival as these data were available only in aggregate for epoch one.

The principal valuation and thus policy challenge is presented by the need to use benefits transfer in a context where biophysical provisioning functions are not well-developed, where there are gaps in the valuation literature related to temperate marine ecosystem goods and services, and where values (where available) are presented in aggregate terms.

Suicide data will be available to the public in aggregate format on FRA's Web site and via requests under the Freedom of Information Act.

Then, on Thursday, to make things worse, public health minister Jane Ellison appears to have misled parliament, telling it that the data released by the HSCIC was "publicly available, non-identifiable and in aggregate form".

Experts were also asked to indicate in how many areas of the hospital providing paediatric or newborn care a specific item (e.g. a drug or piece of equipment) ought to be present before the item was considered, in aggregate, available at a hospital level.