Sentence examples for data paying from inspiring English sources
As designed by military and academic experts in the 1960s, the Internet has been based on interconnected computers that send and receive packets of data, paying little heed to the content and making few distinctions among the various types of senders and receivers of information.
Because Roc1 can influence Cullin neddylation, we examined our co-immunoprecipitation data paying particular attention to whether association with different Roc chimeras affects the steady state amount of Cullin neddylation.
In this paper I discuss the available data, paying particular attention to studies on bisphenol A (BPA) because it offers the largest database for consideration.
We describe Markov chain Monte Carlo methods for fitting the model to biological data paying special attention to ancestral state reconstruction, and study the performance of the model in comparison with a selection of existing comparative methods, using both simulated data and a database of body mass in 1,679 mammalian species.
Comb through the more local data, paying attention to classifieds, online associations, and wholesale directories.
Six of the housing associations that responded to requests for data paid staff the national minimum wage.
"This is the first time that the claims data paid by carriers will be available to produce public reports and for researchers to be able to use the data," said Roy Goldman, a vice president and chief actuary for Humana.
"It's exciting to see the human genome data pay off with such a common disease".
According to Flurry's data, paid games are downloaded 48% more on a weekend day than a weekday; paid non-game apps are downloaded 36% more.
A mobile worker who uses Wi-Fi and wide-area wireless data pays $109.95 per month for data, compared with $40 for voice service.
In our data, paid employment is most prevalent in Togo and least prevalent in Kazakhstan. Figure 1 The prevalence of paid employment for children 8 – 14 in the week before survey by country.
