Sentence examples for data rising from inspiring English sources

The basic SME 4GEE phone tariff is £30 for 1GB of data, rising to a £50 plan with 16GB of monthly data.

Migraine without aura (MO) can start during pregnancy in 1 up to 10% of pregnant women [5, 15 17, 20], with some retrospective data rising up to 16.7% [13]; this is classically considered a first trimester phenomenon [5 7, 20].

Handset prices for the 12 month contracts are identical to the handset prices in the table above but the monthly tariffs are higher: the cheapest 12-month tariff is £46 per month (for 500MB of data), rising to £66 for the most expensive package (offering 8GB of data).

7 Our higher rates probably reflect different approaches to data collection, the use of all diagnostic codes in hospital and death data, rising rates over time and that Scotland is a high incidence country.

Someone fired up the generator, the winch spun, and the strand of instruments with their yearlong lode of data rose from the steaming, slushy hole.

"The question is how much will data rise and how much will voice fall," said Daisaku Masuno, telecommunications analyst at Nomura Securities in Tokyo.

The four-week moving average of jobless claims, which reduces volatility from the weekly data, rose to 424,500 last week from 415,500.

Here's an addition from Wittes that seems even more important: "A right to not have your data rise up and attack you".

Revenue from mobile data rose 21.8 percent, but the total was just £1.57 billion, up from £1.33 billion.

According to Merrill Lynch, after-tax profits in America (based on national-accounts data, which is more reliable than firms' reported data) rose from about 5.5% of national income in the early 1990s to more than 9% in 2003.

"We reached a tipping point, where the value of having user data rose beyond the cost of storing it," said Dan Auerbach, a technology analyst with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, an electronic privacy group in San Francisco.