Sentence examples for data softening from inspiring English sources

BEIJING — More signs that the Chinese economy stuttered unexpectedly in April emerged Friday, with lower-than-expected output data, softening retail sales and easing prices all suggesting that rising economic difficulties could require robust policy responses from Beijing.

The company softened its approach to data by removing the cash incentive and giving people a way to remove data.

Last year's data showed a softening in attitudes but the long-term trend in support for benefits is down, with support for welfare spending below where it was under both Margaret Thatcher and Tony Blair.

These thermal data indicate the softening of polyaniline on addition of TiO2 thus enhancing their thermoplasticity and thermoprocessing.

It includes: (1) notched and unnotched beams tested at virtually the same age; (2) crack depths ranging from 0%to30%0% of beam depth; (3) a broad size range (1: 12.5); (4) tests in transition between type 1 and type 2 size effects; (5) virtually complete postpeak softening data; (6) properly correlated loading rates; and (7) complete standard characterization of the concrete used.

"Sure, the recent data flow has softened a little, in Australia as elsewhere, but the economy continues to cruise along at trend.

The TMA data demonstrated that the softening and melting point of pure PVA does not differ significantly even after the fabrication of composites with CC.

The data exhibit strain-induced softening under high ϵ̇0 (∼1.0 s−1) at low temperatures, but strain-induced hardening under low ϵ̇0 (∼0.01 s−1) at high temperatures.

Given that our sample contains a significant proportion of missing values regarding work status and retirement period (944 observations), we computed an additional modality that controls these missing data in the model, softening the potential selectivity bias that may arise in such cases.

Prices softened after data showed that China's factory sector had shrunk for the first time in seven months in December, further dampening demand for oil.

There is likely to be added pressure on Europe to soften its data protection standards at present — as part of behind-closed-doors negotiations on a proposed free trade agreement, the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).