Sentence examples for data concludes from inspiring English sources

"There is now clearly a business rationale to deal with unstructured data," concludes Spector.

An official study of 2004-05 data concludes that 80% of informal workers got less than the then national minimum wage of $1.46 a day.

An Australian study released last month, which relied in part on satellite data, concludes that foliage cover in warm, arid areas worldwide has increased by about 11percentt in the last three decades due to higher CO2 levels.

Their review of the data concludes that delaying sport specialization until at least age 15 will minimize the risks of overuse injuries and lead to better athletic performance in the long run.

"Analysis of the data concludes that the necessity of deficit reduction on the scale undertaken by the coalition is debatable; yet it is certainly the case the austerity agenda could have taken an alternative form – such as additional tax rises targeted on more affluent sections of society – in order to mitigate its impact on the most deprived groups.

"As the CSO, it's always best if you can find the inevitable hackers and stop them before they steal your data," concludes Bhargava.

An analysis of the city's crime data concluded that the Ferguson protests were not responsible.

Discussion on weldment microstructure correlation with strength and hardness data concluded the paper.

Over the years, groups like the Institute of Medicine, which reviewed data, concluded that there was no conclusive evidence linking the implants to serious diseases.

Vespa's goal was to find out whether a financial offer would attract customers, and Mr. Herman's data concluded that it did.

Mr. Brouwer said that after the 1994 report, "the people who evaluated the data concluded that there wasn't great enough risk to warrant immediate action.