Sentence examples for data releases from the from inspiring English sources

But as demographers sift through recent data releases from the Census Bureau, they have found that Jacksonville is home to one of the biggest populations of gay parents in the country.

Updated mappings are immediately available upon loading of new data releases from the sources.

One reason is that our economic statistics are far more accurate and timely than the initial data releases from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) that most market pundits use to make their inaccurate forecasts.

On Wednesday, data released from the long-suffering euro zone similarly showed improvement.

— actually an independent city — where about 3 percent of residents live in poverty, according to a new data release from the Census Bureau.

THIS spring, new data released from the 2010 Global Burden of Disease Study, first published in The Lancet, revealed that China's outdoor pollution contributed to 1.2 million premature deaths in 2010, or 40 percent of the worldwide total.

The second round of data released from the 2011 Census showed 12.1% of Boston residents held such passports.

"The poor economic data released from the US and Europe has confirmed fears that the recent high commodity prices could affect global demand".

These papers accompany the latest data release from the satellite that can now be used by the wider scientific community, not just collaboration members.

For most sources, these rules result in the omission of only a very small number of records, but the numbers excluded for the most recent data release from the source are recorded on the individual source pages (see below).

And now it's been claimed that the latest data released from the European Space Agency's Planck Observatory provides the first "solid proof" that at least some of these other universes could be real.