Sentence examples for but new data seem from inspiring English sources

But new data seem to show that people are not nearly as spendthrift and heedless of the future as is commonly believed.

Archaeologist Nuno Bicho of the University of Algarve in Portugal agrees that "the new data seem to fall a bit short of confirming [the] idea," that Neandertals were artists.

Merck said the new data, seeming to show an earlier risk from Vioxx, had not yet been compiled in early 2005.

But new data have changed the minds of many.

But new data on bicycle accidents raises questions about that.

However, owing to the versatile epidemiology of pneumococcal infections and the mortality associated with bacterial meningitis, new potential therapeutic data seem welcome.

Sampling was completed when we reached "theoretical saturation," and no new or relevant data seem to emerge regarding a category [ 25].

Glaser and Strauss suggest that researchers should: "sample until theoretical saturation of each category is reached" [ 22](1967:61-62, 11-112) while Strauss and Corbin state that researchers should collect data until "no new or relevant data seem to emerge regarding a category".

According to Strauss and Corbin [ 22], theoretical data saturation refers to the point when i) no new or relevant data seem to emerge regarding a theme, ii) the theme is well developed and demonstrates variation, and iii) the relationships among themes are well established.

If it is true - as the new US data seems to indicate - that gas can topple king coal faster than any alternative currently available, then this is a climate benefit worth having - if only for a decade or two.

At least two focus groups were held in each cluster, and the group discussion continued until issues were felt to be theoretically saturated and no new relevant data seemed to emerge [ 26].