Sentence examples for data to come to from inspiring English sources

"One has to ignore a lot of data to come to that conclusion.

Dr. Hauser, who played a central role several years ago in bringing to light malfunctions in defibrillators made by Guidant, said that he discussed his findings earlier this year with Medtronic officials, who said there was not enough data to come to any conclusions.

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.

Since Amazon isn't offering any true insight into how the devices are performing, we can only look to third-party data to come to any conclusions.

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

We appreciate if other scientists re-analyze our data to come to their own conclusion.

But if that data were to come to us we wouldn't complain.' We could do things outside of their jurisdiction".

For many, that's a more satisfying answer than the truth, which is that he crunches massive data sets to come to his conclusions.

Another tester mentioned that the method " helps to get insight in own practice data and to come to an estimation of which staff would support the practice best".

Seven sets of data were used to come to that conclusion, with some of the same raw data in several of those sets (p. 28).

Recent data suggest that beneficial effects may be achieved when used early but clearly more data are needed to come to a definitive conclusion.