Sentence examples for calls on data from inspiring English sources

3Com's stock jumped despite a report that 3Com and Germany's Siemens have given up plans to form a joint venture making gear to handle voice calls on data- and video-telecom networks, according to the Handelsblatt newspaper.

In March, the F.T.C. issued a report on consumer privacy, calling on data brokers to make their practices clearer to the public.

They can also call on data and calculations from Excel sheets for building reports and dashboards.

Alleles were called on data from combined plates with the Illumina BeadStudio version 3.0 genotyping software and checked manually when errors were observed in known homozygote and heterozygote genotypes.

Patients were recruited through 1) personal approach following observations of consultations, 2) phone calls based on data from the EPR Fig.  2 3.

The 144,000-square-foot, eight-story building was outfitted with cutting-edge telephony -- voice-over-I.P. (Internet protocol) -- so tenants can run voice calls on a data network.

Bergstrom believes that calling bullshit on data, big or otherwise, doesn't require a statistics degree — only common sense and a few habits of mind.

What's cool is that, in order to facilitate its new data initiatives, it's calling on a data sharing startup — from Seattle no less — called Socrata.

It called on officials to publish "timely data regarding the quality of drinking water to reassure the public".

Once you complete the quiz, the web app returns a list of "looks," as Eison calls them, based on data gleaned from your best answers to these questions.

The quality of routinely collected diagnosis data has become increasingly important, as more clinicians, managers and funders call on these data to answer important questions about health services [ 5].