Sentence examples for circulated data from inspiring English sources

During two RSV peak circulation periods, both group A and B RSV viruses circulated (data not shown).

Over the last two weeks, it appears that the Bush campaign recognized this before Mr. Kerry's campaign did and circulated data saying Mr. Kerry should enjoy a 15-point swing in his polls.

While the databases are helpful, Professor Carey said that their use was still limited and that privacy rights still outweighed the rights of marketing companies to circulate data.

The CIRculating Common-Update Sharing (CIRCUS) mechanism has low latency user-level contention-free access to a set of shared circulating data registers.

For now, it is just about words because there is no evidence that kilobytes are running through the cable, circulating data.

It directs researchers to establish cooperative relationships based on mutual respect, and to circulate data so as to foster knowledge-sharing.

Indeed, the students at Stanford found that while the I.R.S.'s electronic database records more than 40,000 new charities, its much more widely circulated annual Data Book puts the figure at more than 50,000, a discrepancy of more than 20percentt.

This means that apps move beyond being simply an information channel to become an engagement tool with the customer base that circulates data and information both ways.

In contrast to the reported positive findings, a comprehensive review of genome-wide circulating miR data found that a concordance between the data was almost completely lacking and that, consequently, the utility of quantification of circulating miRs for breast cancer detection is still questionable [ 100].

Our circulating hemocyte data are in agreement with these findings, but our data on sessile hemocytes show that the only locations where infection induces a consistent and significant increase in sessile hemocytes are the periostial regions.

This means that any EU biobank operating open consent procedures, planning only to provide samples and data to domestic or European researchers, and to prohibit these researchers from further circulating this data to third countries outside the EU, need not worry about this requirement.