Sentence examples for crying data from inspiring English sources

The crying parameters were tested at 6 and 12 weeks for all infants using the available accurate crying data at each time point.

The recording conditions (e.g., acoustic environment and recording equipment) while capturing cry data in Tampere and Cape Town were quite different from each other.

Personal electronics, the Internet, scientific instruments (notably in genomics), and e-business are spitting out troves of data that are crying out for analysis, spawning a "big data" revolution.

Contrary to what you might think, there's not much data in crying.

All three RCTs reported data on crying time on day 21.

Data on crying time were reported by all three trials as a primary outcome and involved 209 infants.

Data on crying and stool characteristics were reported by the parents, who used 24-hr behavior diaries for 3 days before the infants' 6- and 12-week visits.

It's an industry that's swimming in classifiable data, and one that had been crying out for a big data overhaul.

My experience as a data journalist here at the Guardian has also coloured my views in this debate, as our readers are far quicker to cry foul over data quoted in text than to question a visualisation that uses data of the same quality or from the same source.

"We experiment on human beings!" cried OKCupid's data guru Christian Rudder, in a blogpost that became one of the top stories on the BBC News website yesterday, and presumably didn't hurt the promotion of his upcoming book.

These beliefs are shared by many other physicians, but some new data suggest that crying in a medical setting is common among young doctors.