Sentence examples for data rose from inspiring English sources

Based on retrospective power analyses of their data, Rose et al. [15] recommend that "laboratory studies to measure adult bee survival should test at least six cohorts of 50 bees per treatment to detect a 50% reduction with 80% statistical power".

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

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

As previously reported, births to young women ages 15 to 19 — a statistic that is available more quickly than pregnancy and abortion data — rose from 2005 to 2006, and again from 2006 to 2007.

"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.

In support of this notion are new conference data from Rose et al [ 47, 48] reporting refractive status ascertained by cycloplegic autorefraction in over 1,000 children aged 6 7 years from across the same city of Sydney.

However, when we examine the long-term trend in the Arctic sea ice extent, it becomes clear that contrarian declarations of a "recovery" are based on viewing the data through Rose-colored glasses.

Extensive validation tests on independent data demonstrated that ROSE possessed higher prediction accuracy than conventional prediction models, with an increase in the area under the receiver operating characteristic curve by up to 18.4%.

This result is consistent with previously reported data on the rose RhAGAMOUS (RhAG) orthologs [ 29, 30].

We have developed the visualization concept for the representation of multilayer metagenomics data – the bacterial rose garden.