Sentence examples for data that are often from inspiring English sources

While Brazil's law enforcement actions have seriously reduced the incidents of large-scale deforestation (and should be applauded for doing so) the claim that overall recent deforestation rates have fallen did not seem justified by month-to-month data that are often inaccurate.

Unlike North America, European fisheries mostly rely on catch data that are often biased.

Virtual observatories give us access to huge amounts of image data that are often redundant.

It provides an alternative modeling distribution to skewed data that are often observed in many areas such as economics, computer science and life sciences.

This method can incorporate the use of fuzzy logic to accommodate the uncertainty and scarcity of technical data that are often associated with animal biotelemetry equipment and techniques.

The challenge of retro-fitting the definition and measurement of constructs is inherent to ILSA data that are often collected for different purposes and is not a problem unique to the Schmidt, et al. study.

The software is being marketed to companies as a useful tool that will help co-workers share data that is often out of reach.

Thousands of New York City tenants would get some new protection against inaccurate and outdated Housing Court data that is often used by landlords seeking to screen out undesirable tenants, under a tentative settlement with the largest tenant agency in the country.

Current and former cycling advocates, although supportive of the city's efforts, have questioned the accuracy of data that is often used to justify the expansion of bike lanes (and the elimination of traffic lanes).

Many are also unhappy about the browsing data that is often collected as part of bigger online advertising services.

As much as wearables help track a person's fitness and activity, they store and transmit data that's often stored in the cloud.