Sentence examples for data has been cited from inspiring English sources

A challenge of any literature analysis is whether 'all the relevant data' has been cited and captured appropriately.

Americans' concerns about the sanctity of their health data have been cited as one reason that Google and Apple have recently partnered with the likes of the American Heart Association and doctors from Massachusetts General Hospital.

Goldsmith's data have been cited in some influential reviews.

'Gaming' and uncertainty about the quality of report card data have been cited as impediments to reliable outcomes measures and a reason to limit the public release of report card data [ 5, 6].

Oregon's PAS data have been cited somewhat out of context by some authors [ 1, 11] who say that patients using PAS are 'younger', to imply that they are not elderly and so vulnerability is not an issue.

We also noted whether any other related IPD meta-analyses or meta-analyses based on aggregate data had been cited, and where both types of meta-analyses were cited we looked for evidence that any distinction had been made between the two.

Lack of expert support staff to handle recruitment and data management has been cited in several studies of barriers to involvement of clinicians in randomised trials [ 9, 27, 39].

As data from well-designed studies is limited in the infant population, information from adult studies has been cited where potential application may be helpful.

Compelling data supporting the value of diversity has been cited in several books discussing the cognitive biases interfering with good decision making that I've reviewed for the Wall Street Journal.

This rate has been cited since then because apparently no other incidence data have become available.

The data and materials on which the manuscript is based are the scholarship that has been cited in it.