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People Data: How Far Is Too Far?

It is difficult to establish from the published experimental data how far the length or the fraction of a mesothelium-free stalk may be conserved as the bud is growing out.

We agree with the reviewer that mice are more likely to "walk" at lower speeds, but without a category boundary between walking and trotting, we find that analyzing phase values is the only appropriate quantitative way to deal with this data – how far from zero would the phase value need to be for us to call it a walk?

However, data on how, when, and for how long these changes occur are far from being conclusive.

Users can plot the data — like how far they have run or walked in a day — and see on a chart whether they are meeting their fitness goals.

The Blink network can also provide retailers with useful demographic data, including how far charger users traveled to get to the store.

The data shows how far the country has to go to match ministers' stated wishes for Britain to become more like the Netherlands or Denmark, where some places record one-third or more of all trips made by bicycle.

Using omnidirectional radio waves, the LoveGety senses anyone within a 50-foot range who is also carrying the device, then receives and displays data on how far that person might want to get involved.

Using a special algorithm, a microprocessor in a unit in the shoe's tongue then converts the stream of foot-force data into how far and fast a runner is actually going.

The data show how far the city remains from the goal the mayor set three years ago: to make the District's public schools the highest-performing urban system in the country.

It points out that both Canada and the US routinely collect robust data on how far households can meet their basic food needs (in the US in 2014, 48m households, or 14%, were food insecure).