Sentence examples for data early from inspiring English sources

It also restricts those within the government who can receive sensitive data early.

In addition, a memo is prepared for the President, who gets the data early.

This week, the Planck Collaboration of over 200 scientists from around the world release a first set of data early.

There are also miscellaneous genealogical data, early deeds, and legal documents, photographs, broadsides, engravings, historical notes and clippings, and letters.

Surely, the chairman's reason for wanting the data early is a ruse; he wants an advanced hint at where the economy is headed.

Last year the S.E.C. fined the New York Stock Exchange $5 million for releasing some data early.

But some experts caution that releasing data early can do a disservice to patients and doctors by promulgating what may turn out to be erroneous or exaggerated claims.

Although later-stage VCs have the luxury of concrete quantitative data, early-stage VCs rely on more tentative information for which analysis cannot be easily delegated.

For the 2010 census, the Bureau has agreed to release micro-data early enough that jurisdictions who choose can try to correct the problem manually.

The agency started collecting the defibrillator data early last year.

In addition to dealing with unfriendly data, early next month market participants will be asked to place bids on an estimated $30 billion or more of new securities at the Treasury's quarterly refunding auctions.