Sentence examples for data exclusive from inspiring English sources

Most exclusions were taken for absence of lymph node data, exclusive analysis in node positive or negative disease; analysis of the stroma compartment but not specifically of the stromal cells.

They are twice as likely as the average child in Britain to go to university at all, according to data exclusive to the Guardian.

However, the same researcher went on to describe the strategy of presenting unpublished data in the form of a talk, allowing the research group to stake a claim to priority over a particular discovery while buying more time to keep their materials and data exclusive while they conducted further experiments (Ibid).

According to Pornhub, in data exclusive to VICE, this year's most popular categories for gay content across the country are "black" and "straight guys".

Survey data exclusive to the Associated Press points to an increasingly globalized U.S. economy, the widening gap between rich and poor, and the loss of good-paying manufacturing jobs as reasons for the trend".

According to Ministry of Health analysis of national breastfeeding data, exclusive breastfeeding rates in the country were high in the first two months but dropped rapidly after two or three months, roughly the period when maternity leave ends and working mothers return to paid employment.

An efficient algorithm is proposed to handle data-exclusive access of the shared-memory by multi-threads on a compute node.

The geographical coverage and the continuity of the data provide exclusive information on global distribution, seasonal variation, and planetary wave patterns.

"Thomson Reuters strongly believes that news and information companies can legally distribute nongovernmental data and exclusive news through services provided to fee-paying subscribers," said the spokesman, Lemuel Brewster.

The film follows Guardian Australia's Reef on the brink series in June, which presented new data and exclusive photographs mapping the increase in water temperatures causing the mass coral bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef.

"Thomson Reuters strongly believes that news and information companies can legally distribute nongovernmental data and exclusive news through services provided to fee-paying subscribers," said Lemuel Brewster, a Thomson Reuters spokesman.