Sentence examples for data that illustrate from inspiring English sources

Identify and obtain qualified sources of data that illustrate user behaviour and contribute to the development of psychographic profiling in the region.

This study presents data that illustrate increases in average resolution, and resolution of longer fragments, obtained from electrophoretic injections utilizing voltages between 85 and 850 V/cm.

Students can select from a variety of possible settings for these variables via the click of a button and design unlimited experimental tests to search for data that illustrate the effect of the selected variables on the gel electrophoresis outcome.

We present an overview of the main steps in the primer design workflow, with data that illustrate some of the unexpected variability that often occurs when theory is translated into practice.

Anyone can now go online to PEPFAR.gov and access our Planned Funding, Program Impact, and Expenditure Analysis data that illustrate the profound impact of PEPFAR programs.

In the present special issue, Crozier and Hutchings (2014) present temperature data that illustrate this phenomenon.

This may have been skewed by a surge of family photos or amusing Christmas party pictures, although the regulator also cited more recent data that illustrates Facebook's remarkable "stickiness".

Future projects that seek to develop patient experience surveys may find empirical data that illustrates the discriminative power of such surveys in a variety of settings to be useful.

Using Pakistan as a case study, this paper presents empirical ethnographic data that illustrates the implications of the various and complex meanings embedded in blood for the development of a national safe blood supply policy.

This was highlighted by data that illustrated the way in which multimorbidity had imposed severe restrictions on mobility, more so than with the effects of single conditions [ 37, 44, 45, 48, 50], suggesting that the bodily effects of multimorbidity as a whole may be greater than that of the individual long term conditions [ 39].

Paul Krugman, the Nobel prize-winning US economist, posted a chart last week based on IMF data that illustrates what happened to the underlying public finances of the eurozone members in 2014.