Sentence examples for data has reached from inspiring English sources

Update: Periscope Data has reached out and confirmed the round.

The dearth of clinical data has reached a stage where the failure to contribute to our understanding of best clinical practice should be considered as unethical.

"Theoretical saturation" is when repetition and redundancy is observed with the data [ 15], i.e. when subsequent new information tends to confirm the existing classification themes and new discrepant cases stop appearing, the data has reached saturation.

Therefore it might be claimed that the analysis of single-crystal X-ray (and neutron) diffraction data has reached a certain level of maturity and that there is no need for further program development.

An interesting question is why the two insurers with the largest amount of actuarial data have reached opposite conclusions.

Numerical results and experimental data have reached an agreement that reduction in both thermal resistance and pressure drop can be achieved via determination of channel configuration and inlet velocity using MOAFNS, which results in desired thermal performance of the heat sink.

While we felt that our data had reached saturation it is possible that a larger sample may have yielded more themes.

After 24 h, the data have reached steady state and no net increase in HS is observed for any time point thereafter.

Analyses were repeated five times and the resulting data were visualized using Tracer v. 1.3 [ 35] to determine the appropriate burn-in period and ensure data had reached convergence.

Ongoing analysis was undertaken and recruitment continued until data had reached saturation [ 10] and no new themes or information on themes were emerging after three consecutive focus groups or interviews.

In her analysis, Gould incorporated certain health, social, and behavioral costs and benefits left out of earlier valuation analyses associated with lead (President's Task Force 2000; U.S. EPA 2008a, 2008c) arguing, in effect, that these data have reached a level of maturity that permits their inclusion.