Sentence examples for data is defined by from inspiring English sources

Communications data is defined by Big Brother Watch as "the who, where and when of any text, email, phone call or web search".

The level of encryption we use to secure smart meter data is defined by the Department of Energy and Climate Change and is even more sophisticated than that used in internet banking.

Our sampled data is defined by the keys that make up the curated WoT from the Debian Developers keyring [9].

The size of the data is defined by (i) number of hydrophones (traces)   (ii) duration and frequency sampling of the recording (number of samples ).  . number of hydrophones (traces).

Another perspective is that big data is defined by its impact on human sensemaking, where sensemaking is defined as the process used to analyze data and make decisions (Rohrer et al. 2014).

Each captured data is defined by an amplitude matrix A of dimensions n x ×n y, and 3D information made up of three coordinates matrices X,Y, and Z, each one of dimensions n x ×n y.

The data were defined by their objectives, methodology, study setting, findings, interventions done and implications suggested in the study.

Therefore within DEMETRA the accepted uncertainty of the toxicity data was defined by regulators and stakeholders to be a factor of four.

Quantitative RT-PCR data was defined by threshold cycle (Ct) normalized for the housekeeping gene glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase (GAPDH) (F: 5'-aactttggcattgtggaagg-3', R: 5'-acacattgggggtaggaaca-3').

In multiple comparisons of observed means homogeneous subsets of data were defined by Bonferroni test for Post Hoc analysis.

Distributions for the data are defined by lognormal distributions with mode equal to measured value and a coefficient of variation equal to 50%, reflecting the level of variability observed experimentally (Table 1).