Sentence examples for data including in from inspiring English sources

No such requests have yet been received by Guardian Australia from the department, but we can confirm that we have never published the data, including in our original story; that we have refused all requests for the data from other news organisations, to protect the privacy of those named; and that we have not disseminated the data in any way.

Or, if the manufacturer has a strong brand and an accumulation of customer data (including, in Levi's case, their hip and inside-leg measurements), then the manufacturer becomes a portal for the retailer.

Participants were de-identified at the point of manual transcription conducted by the principal author on a password-locked computers; all pseudonyms were used in any subsequent use of the data, including in this paper.

The used model proves to conform well to the test data, including in the tertiary creep damage phase; it can be suitable for the assessment of collapse, cracking, rupture and other long-term failures, and hence for theoretical basis of design in the underground engineering of gas and oil storage cavern, nuclear waste disposal and other facilities in salt deposit.

Independent-sample t-tests were used to compare quantitative data including in the two groups.

In this sense, it is not as universal as SC, which is applicable to any partition of the data, including, in the case of hierarchical clustering, to trees with inversions.

The site keeps tabs on a wide variety of data, including in-game achievements from Xbox Live and high scores from Guitar Hero.

This will involve the collection of observational data including in-store spot checks; documentation of activities implemented; and interviews with key stakeholders (including the store manager, store staff and key community informants).

The EXIF data included in the picture file could also allow someone to find out details of the person's residence if it included location.

The data, included in the 2007 American Housing Survey, does not account for the full impact of plummeting prices since the subprime and credit crises struck.

Student loan debt has been growing every quarter since at least 2003, the earliest data included in the report.