Sentence examples for data should mean from inspiring English sources

Having access to accurate data should mean commissioners get better at understanding local needs and planning appropriate services.

More data should mean better results.

Chalmers told the 60 or so delegates at the breakfast meeting, paid for by Atos, that he thought "open data" should mean that we could "understand the personal budgets of everyone walking around in a community".

Both these approaches should mean more data and increased precision, Colvin adds.

We have also made it clear about what we mean by reproducibility, and how the robustness of research should mean that similar data should be able to produce the same conclusions.

As the CDT explains it, a lot of the debate centers around whether DNT should mean "do not collect" data, "do not target" users, or whether it should mean "practice good data hygiene".

So this change should mean that Netflix viewers will rate more shows more often – resulting in more data for Netflix.

Reputations should mean nothing".

"That should mean something".

"It should mean something.

"Everything should mean something.