Sentence examples for data has passed from inspiring English sources

1 Caution Data in this observation did not pass one of the "statistical checks". 2 OK Data has passed all MesoWest Quality Control processes successfully.

Europe v Facebook claims that more than 40,000 Facebook users who have requested a copy of their data from Facebook have yet to receive it — its counter report notes: "The legal deadline of 40 days to deliver all data has passed 13 times".

The case of Cambridge Analytica bluntly illustrates that the stage of sole awareness about the aggregation of our data has passed.

After data had passed these preliminary statistical tests, biological replicates were combined into a custom worksheet (Microsoft Excel 2003, Microsoft Corporation) used to correlate replicates of all test conditions and controls.

Here I estimate that in fact most scientific results are probably wrong if data have passed through a computer, and that these errors may remain largely undetected.

Since the government's open data white paper was published last summer, data.gov.uk – the UK's principal open data portal – has passed the milestone of more than 10,000 data sets.

In general, there will be a 10 mins or greater additional lag for using data that has passed quality control versus using all data.

If we only use data that has passed quality control, 75%% of the cells show an average lag no more than 24 mins (1440 s).

A deadline to agree a new deal to govern transatlantic data transfers has passed without agreement on a new, safer 'Safe Harbor'.

After a data set has passed automatic vetting and been loaded into the database, the responsible DCC curator administers a final check for errors that can only be detected through human review.

All the data used within this manuscript was obtained from the open access data set and has passed the criteria for unrestricted publication with the following statement 'No restrictions; all data available without limitations' listed at the publication guidelines section of the TCGA data portal [ 26].