Sentence examples for data reminding from inspiring English sources

We see that the published model emerged through a cycle of falsification, although here it is the model that falsifies the interpretation of population-averaged data, reminding us yet again that the mean may not be representative of the distribution.

Today's crop of economic data reminds us of some of the uncertainties in the housing market, even now that we're about two years into a housing recovery.

On the other hand, these data remind us there is good reason to be optimistic that the psychological consequences of war are not inevitably devastating to all those who serve.

These data remind us to be skeptical of outlier polls — especially when those results fly in the face of what we already know about African Americans' weak support for Republican presidents in general and their strong disapproval of Donald Trump in particular.

As much as the U.S. scientific community may wish to view itself as a single garment of many diverse and colorful threads, an unflinching consideration of actual data reminds us that our nation's biomedical research workforce remains nowhere near as rich as it could be.

The decreased CO2 susceptibility in the elderly revealed by the present data reminds of a similar age effect found with experimental cholecystokinin provocation of panic [33].

While sobering, these data remind us that all medication errors are not equal.

These data reminded us that ABO might also trigger the subcellular redistribution of ANXA7 and PC-PLC, and subsequently inhibit the activity of PC-PLC induced by oxLDL.

Although it is unrealistic to recommend that disease surveillance be paused in intercensal years, these data remind us that population denominator quality can have a major impact on the interpretation of health statistics.

In the event that we were refused data, we reminded authors of the journal's data sharing guidelines.

The addition of genetic information to these data sets reminds us that in some ways, every person represents a unique trial with a single participant.