Sentence examples for data to believe from inspiring English sources

Women, on the other hand, have a legitimate reason, based on factual data to believe that they're not paid fairly.

We simply have too much hard empirical data to believe that a few thousand more troops in Iraq will make a difference in the fight against ISIL.

Although no clinical trials have yet been initiated, there are sufficient preclinical data to believe that NK-1R antagonists may one day be assessed as anticancer agents [ 3, 5, 28, 35, 62, 64, 122, 123, 137, 138, 141– 141].

As social has accelerated the growth of data, brands seem to believe that we are still in the days of static data storage.

With the F.B.I. examining Mr. Farook's electronic devices, analysts and agents have found evidence that at least a day before the attacks, he began deleting data leading investigators to believe that he was planning the attack.

All our data lead us to believe that our β−MnO2 system behaves differently as compared to other works.

The aggregate data leads you to believe that everyone's income doubled, but that's so far from the truth that it's nearly criminal to foist that story on the public.

These data made us to believe that the i-Extract induced selective killing of cancer cells involved ROS stress and mitochondrial damage.

Although I still believe this would be useful to verify this conclusion, I also think that all other data lead us to believe in the proposed model.

Analysis of our data leads us to believe that Korean province of origin and reported education level play a greater role in the observed prevalence in this study.

The good agreement in both cluster size and type with synthetic data leads us to believe that this is not an effect of the prior.