Sentence examples for data concerning which from inspiring English sources

Professor Wuthnow has a great deal to say about marriage, weddings, marital happiness and parenting, but only a page and a half on premarital sex, mostly devoted to data concerning which young adults consider it right or wrong and what percentage of the unmarried who consider it wrong nonetheless acknowledge having had sexual relations in the last year (answer: 63percentt).

There is also little data concerning which cells express the messenger RNA within tumours (Rocchi et al, 2001).

As a long-held point of principle related to a) corporate data concerns (which ought to have been long superseded by Apple and Google containing my life in their servers), b) not wanting Sainsbury's to know how to flog me more fig rolls and c) the aesthetic fear of an overstuffed wallet, I've always avoided customer loyalty cards.

The available data are very concerning, which is why polar bears are listed as a threatened species.

A spokeswoman said: "Ukad has reviewed the data concerning Paula Radcliffe which, upon our request, was shared with us by the IAAF.

Moreover, we have at present no data concerning VvNPR1.2 which would act as a negative regulator of SAR and it would be premature to re-name it, VvNPR3.

The revised Article 81.2 says that "processing of personal data concerning health which is necessary for historical, statistical or scientific research purposes shall be permitted only with the consent of the data subject, and shall be subject to the conditions and safeguards referred to in Article 83".

Creating a relationship between two Items create another field in the data of the Items concerned which refer the row in the other Item's table where the related object is stored.

From the 992 census blocks in our study, we had 54 census blocks with missing data concerning social deprivation which corresponded to 160 deaths.

An important advantage of survival analyses is that these techniques allow analyses with "censored data", i.e. data concerning patients for which revision surgery has not yet taken place within the study period.

Individual collaborators must not publish data concerning their participants which are directly relevant to the questions posed in the study until the main results of the study have been published.