Sentence examples for data to come and from inspiring English sources

"Now we have a lot of time still to come, a lot of data to come, and a lot to still discover and study," Tubiana says.

It is hard to know in advance whether or not PH is a likely feature of the data to come, and if not, what a plausible pattern of time-dependent HRs might look like.

Their map was published this May in Astrophysical Journal Letters, with more data to come from Hubble and the special Big Throughput Camera built by Tyson and University of Michigan astronomer Gary Bernstein.

In keeping with WHO rapid appraisal methods, we rigorously collected and analysed what we considered enough data to come to reliable findings and conclusions, without making it an exhaustive academic exercise [ 16, 17].

The group of over 700 people currently works with crime, campaign and election data to come to non-obvious conclusions about election trends and government spending.

The plan is the first ever by Refed, a project created last year to use financial and other data to come up with ideas for reducing food waste.

The Puerto Rican government has already asked researchers at George Washington University's Milken Institute School of Public Health to examine death certificate and mortality data to come up with a better number.

Amazon revolutionized online shopping by crunching lots of customer and purchase data to come up with relevant, personalized recommendations.

Weighing in at nearly 700 pages, the book crunches 300 years' worth of income and wealth data to come to its unnerving conclusion.

"They generally have a web interface, which allows applications to come and get data from them and control them.

More data had to come in, and people with especially open minds apply themselves to the problem, before observers could actually perceive what they were observing: that heavenly bodies travel in ellipses.