His advice is based on reams of academic data.
Our health beliefs are so deeply ingrained that data, admonitions, guidelines and oceans of ink on reams of paper will seldom dissuade us from believing what we want to be true.
Drawing on reams of publicly available data on sales prices, comparable listings, creditors' liens and even mortgage amounts (in the case of condominiums), commenters debate what an apartment is worth and how much a seller might be desperate enough to accept.
But his message – especially here, as even the IMF starts to question chancellor George Osborne's enthusiasm for ever-deeper budget cuts – is explosive, backed by a decade of research, and based on reams of publicly available data: "Recessions," Stuckler says bluntly, "can hurt.
Google may be missing out on reams of Mandarin audio data, but Baidu hasn't missed the opportunity to take advantage.
Those recommendations would be based on hard data from reams of medical studies combined with the doctor's observations about a specific patient.
The tie-up will see the partners collaborate on data integration that knits reams of search data from Baidu with Xinchao's offline data.
The agency, which is tasked with collecting and analyzing reams of bank data on behalf of the Financial Stability Oversight Council, has been slow to fill its ranks and has missed deadlines.
The administration has been forced to battle back against civil liberties proponents on the left and right ever since former NSA contractor Edward Snowden leaked reams of data on the breathtaking sweep of the agency's data collection and spying.
The report also looks closely at online advertising (which collect reams of data on individual web-surfing activities to target ads) and data-brokers (like those that create personal credit ratings) and largely supports their practices.Importantly, instead of governing the collection of data, the report concentrates on the use of information.
