Sentence examples for data from a rather from inspiring English sources

A LCA analyzes data from a rather different perspective.

Results are based on data from a rather large representative sample of kindergarten and primary school children.

One obvious limitation of this study is the missing baseline BMD data from a rather large proportion of included RA patients.

Data on these outcome measures for BRCA mutation carriers are not yet available, therefore data from a rather comparable population, breast cancer patients, is used for the power analysis.

However, the data should be interpreted with caution as most of the data comes from a rather small number of cases.

These data come from a rather basic prototype, but we envisage running these processes on a powerful up-to-date multi-core quad processor PC to achieve 30 fps for full HD 1,920 × 1,080 images.

Further studies are needed to confirm these preliminary data resulting from a rather small patient sample.

Nelson et al. (2012) conducted a similar study over the same area using data from a profiling rather than scanning airborne laser, while Næsset et al. (2013b) evaluated the precision of the two-stage model-assisted estimation conducted by Gobakken et al. (2012).

And why is it that in an era of high-speed 4G broadband, when 40-year-old technology can transmit data back from beyond the edge of the solar system, we still have to send ships and divers to retrieve data from a plane, rather than simply transmitting it in real time?

Our primary aim is therefore to demonstrate how simulation techniques can be employed to investigate when and if it might be better to use data from a CTM rather than as often happens in practice, aggregating over grids and using average pollution values based on monitor data.

This contrasts the summary in Lee ([ 3]; in the following calculations excluding his 'Arctic morpho-species' as he presented the data from a distributional rather than source region perspective) for which the uncertain component would apply to ~49% of the flora (Atlantic and Pacific distribution), with ~49% likely Atlantic and only ~2% likely Pacific in origin.