Sentence examples for data belonged from inspiring English sources
The company asserted that the data belonged to it and would not give permission for publication.
"She should have learned who the data belonged to," he said, although students almost never think to ask.
The two sets of data with z-score thresholds of 1.5 and 2 were presented in a randomized order (the reader was only aware of which z-score threshold data belonged to).
All that data belonged to someone else.
The estimation of confidence intervals and hypothesis testing was not feasible for the microarray data (dataset D), since in that case, the original data belonged to an unknown continuous distribution, and the assumption of a given distribution is difficult without having a very good estimate of the (unknown) variances and covariances for the gene expression levels.
About 42 per cent of the districts in the data belonged to these states.
"But ultimately, the data belongs to the institutions themselves".
BE ORGANIZED: Shoes, not scraps of financial data, belong in shoeboxes.
There should also be an assumption that public non-personal data belongs to the nation and should be freely available.
Unlike Microsoft, Google believes that software — and vast chunks of our data — belong on the Internet, not on our PCs.
"During this window, over the course of approximately 45 minutes, staffers of the Bernie Sanders campaign inappropriately accessed voter-targeting data belonging to the Hillary Clinton campaign.
