Sentence examples for basis data that from inspiring English sources

Networked Insights claims it's able to mine data from 300 million people and 1.5 billion online conversations on a monthly basis – data that enables marketers to harness insights and streamline research for future advertising campaigns.

One of her allies has now submitted a formal complaint that local Labour members have been sent flyers on the basis of data that was "illegally procured and used by an external organisation and/or unauthorised people without consent".

Non-positivists aim at developing concepts on the basis of data that contain richness and complexity of the observed phenomenon instead of narrow definitions and operationalizations of constructs.

Should policy makers make recommendations for the general population, in which intakes may predominately fall in the middle range, on the basis of data that represent extremes?

Implementing surveillance systems on the basis of data that were not specifically collected for surveillance is one of the advantage of our systems.

The follow-up period of up to 28 days was chosen on the basis of data that indicated that >97%% of all patients admitted to ICUs in Australia are discharged within 25 days (Royal Perth Hospital quality assurance database, 2007 2009).

Instead of halting the launching on the spot, Mr. Rocha said, the shuttle manager, Linda Ham, granted a temporary waiver that reduced the strength requirements, on the basis of data that the investigation board later found to be flawed.

"It would create a higher level of statistical sophistication to recognize that we shouldn't be making public policy on the basis of data that the agency itself knows to have high error margins," he said.

Here and here are posts showing, on the basis of data, that the children of single parents typically do just fine, thank you.

The aim of this study was to assess whether CHPs are able to identify pre-adolescents at risk for antisocial behaviour on the basis of data that they routinely collect in well-child practice.

He warns against making any comparison between France and the UK on the basis of the data that actually exists.