Sentence examples for battery of data from inspiring English sources

Inspections, market analysis and a battery of data from regulator the Care Quality Commission (CQC) suggests that the adult sector in England is "approaching" the point at which it will fall over without more funding.

The lawsuit, which was filed on Thursday, takes aim at a rule that requires CME Group and other financial firms to report a battery of data about the trades they process.

The rules, most notably, allow the agency to collect a battery of data on derivatives deals and operate a whistle-blower program to reward tipsters who exposed fraud in the marketplace.

According to figures from Nielsen — some of the latest numbers to come out in the battery of data that is being fired out in the final day before Facebook goes public — Brazil has the highest active reach of Internet consumers using the social network from home/work computers.

High quality pre-schools have well-trained, well-educated teachers in the classroom (much like Tre Thompson's teacher Mrs. Wallace, who uses play-based learning to teach both academics and social skills and can rattle off a battery of data on how well her students are progressing towards their year-end goals).

When clients entered the program they completed a battery of data collection instruments.

The reality is that Google and advertisers have a whole battery of data-mining tools to profile users precisely based on both the context of their search terms and their long-term online behavior, so the ability to profile is clearly there.

The ultimate goal is to accumulate a battery of test data for selected gases to establish a comprehensive inventory of potential gases that can be sensed with the apparatus.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, with support from the Federal Reserve, also opposed an F.D.I.C. proposal that would force banks to turn over a battery of trading data to independent warehouses where regulators could keep an eye on the trades.

He added, however, that all inert ingredients in pesticide products, must be approved for use by EPA and "each component of an inert mixture must be supported by a battery of toxicity data and must be approved for use by EPA".

A large battery of task-evoked data was not available for each of our subjects.