Sentence examples for data has argued from inspiring English sources

Recent data has argued that LGR5+ cells express markers of alternative ISC populations and that immediate progenitor cells can regain stemness after crypt damage (Muñoz et al., 2012; van Es et al., 2012).

Defenders of sense data have argued, among other things, that sense data are required to explain such phenomena as perspectival variation, illusion, and hallucination.

More recently, Peng and Nisbett, using experimental data, have argued that Chinese and American students have different attitudes towards the Law of Non-Contradiction.

In the case of data storage, Russia has argued that storing data within national borders is done in the name of protecting Russian internet users.

A nuclear scientist's civil lawsuit against the government should be postponed until after his criminal trial on charges of mishandling classified data, the Justice Department has argued.

(The government's own data-protection commissioner has argued that the distinction between content and data is a false one).

Airbnb has disputed this interpretation of the data while Schneiderman's team has argued that the subpoena didn't even go far enough.

However, where no immediate tangible benefits arise and any practical impact is merely projected for the future, one should question how real such benefits are and whether the data sharing reflects what Lupton (2014) has argued to be a new form of patient labour (see also Prainsack 2014b).

Berklee College of Music President Roger Brown has argued that the Federal data on colleges known as the College Scorecard unfairly stigmatizes art schools.

Wyndham has argued that the agency has not published any formal rules on data security.

While MetroPCS has argued that it will eventually run out of spectrum, the wireless pathways that carry data, I.S.S. argued that the company hasn't demonstrated how imminent a danger that is.