Sentence examples for data and projections from inspiring English sources

Among the questions raised by the mountains of data (and projections) about race and ethnicity from the Census Bureau is this: what exactly does "white" mean, anyway?

The accusations are raising new questions about the reliability of the financial data and projections that MCI is giving to creditors and to the federal bankruptcy court in Manhattan overseeing its reorganization.

At the top of each network's list is the development of a system that will reduce reliance on the Voter News Service, the network consortium that provides election results, polling data and projections.

First, using the most recent IMF data and projections, here's the fiscal outlook for Spain and the UK: Spain started off with low debt, and despite the severity of its slump is expected to have if anything less increase in debt than the UK.

These services are supported by employment data and projections complied by the U.S. Department of Labor and its state partners.

Using data and projections from Crunchbase, this report from Crunchbase News dives deep into the state of the global venture capital ecosystem.

For this distribution, we make a distinction between volume data and projection data.

If so, the difference between original data and projection is 0.00%.

Global estimates of diabetes prevalence and burden of disease, such as the International Diabetes Federation prevalence projections and the WHO's GBD study rely on publicly available data and projection modelling.

The revised model was calibrated to an 8% HIV prevalence from ANC data and incidence projections were cross-referenced with projections (0.0025 for Nigeria) from the UNAIDS global report [22], which equates to approximately 5000 5500 new infections.

Köppen is the most commonly utilized global classification scheme and the system was updated in 2006 to be more compatible with current reanalysis data sets and projections (8).