Sentence examples for data to affirm the from inspiring English sources
As a result, interviews are too often an exercise in confirmation bias, in which interviewers, without realizing it, are looking for data to affirm the snap judgment they've already made.
Leaders like Johnson have a special name at Amazon: they're called HiPPOs, which stands for "highest paid person's opinion". HiPPOs are leaders who are so self-assured that they need neither other's ideas nor data to affirm the correctness of their instinctual beliefs.
Mathematicians in the field exploit various techniques of analysis involving either surrogate data [22], [23], or the forecasting error technique [24], or the confinement technique [25], with extended series of data to affirm the chaotic or stochastic nature of fluctuations.
Both DNA deformation and desolvation reveal data to affirm greater deformation of DNA in case of more stable interactions followed by more negative energy needed to expel water at these interfaces.
The new leadership of the Federal Reserve has played down the value of relying on some estimate of the "natural rate" of unemployment below which inflation is inevitable, and the data this year seems to affirm the caution.
To our knowledge, there are not data available in the Literature to affirm the possibility of a common genetic background which could justify this association.
No original data are available, i.e., to affirm the performance of BVS to pass the struts of a previously implanted scaffold in the main branch.
This is especially potent because, as the victim in our stories, we only reiterate the data relevant to affirm our point of view, validating to ourselves that this is as good as it's going to get for us.
However, it needs further cases and data collection to affirm our hypothesis regarding this association.
Since we do not have permanent income or expenditure data, we cannot affirm the role of permanent income on child health.
These combined data affirm the relative genetic homogeneity of sporadic BCC of diverse clinical phenotype, the predominant causative role of UVB-induced DNA damage and the relatively minor contribution of oxidative DNA damage.
