Sentence examples for charting points from inspiring English sources

In order to systematically chart the data across the heterogeneous studies, a spread sheet was devised, based on the data charting points suggested by Arksey and O'Malley [ 47] and descriptive-analytical narrative was used to document the findings [ 49].

Chris Williamson of Markit, who kindly provided the two charts, points out that the weaker official production data correspond with a similar picture from the business surveys, which suggest that factories have struggled over the summer compared to the strong growth enjoyed earlier in the year.

(Even though plain jane DVD is still on top, as Mr. Joel Johnson's amazing chart points out).

Any off-the-chart points, with values beyond the maximum on the -axis, are considered to be the point at which the corresponding percentages of missing distances become large enough to contribute to significant performance degradation.

It also spent one week on the Billboard Hot 100, at number 75, due to the popularity of the video, where 73 of the 92 percent of its chart points were attributed to Vevo on YouTube views, according to Nielsen BDS.

Among the total chart points gained, 72% of it was due to streaming activity, enabling it to enter the Streaming Songs chart one of the component charts for the Hot 100 at number 31 with two million streams following the premiere of the music video on March 22. Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems tracked the streams from the first full week of the music video release, from March 24 to March 30.

The pendulum is hovering above a chart, pointing to sources of negative energy in my house that need to be cleared.

Amazon constitutes a third of one major house's retail sales on a given week, with the growth chart pointing toward fifty per cent.

So how do we get the lines in those charts pointing up again?* These have been much discussed in past blog entries.

Scholars seeking to explain the horrific murder rates in Latin America (see chart) point to the region's role as a conduit for drugs and the gang culture that the trade brings with it.

Commonly used in technical analysis are Bar Charts, Line Charts, Point and Figure Charts, Candlestick Charts and Market Profile.