Sentence examples for data to counter from inspiring English sources

Researchers are mustering data to counter debunkers of the "Mozart effect" -- the theory that classical music makes the brain work better -- and they have some high-profile allies.

Over the next 18 years, some of them at Queens College, he lobbied tirelessly for the dispassionate use of statistical data to counter the vaguely humanistic laissez-faire attitudes typical of library life.

If Venter is successful in creating such a cell via synthetic biology, it will offer factual data to counter evolution's critics and add another major nail to the coffin of divine creation.

When I asked for any clarification or provided data to counter the statement, the caller quickly moved onto the next point.

We are the ones who need to continue to advocate for the disaggregation of data, to counter the 'model minority' myth and to show that the AANHPI is one of the most culturally and economically diverse ethnic groups.

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Facebook Inc, stung by doubts that advertising on the social network delivers enough bang for the buck, is preparing to unveil data to counter its critics and show that "clicks," the current metric of choice, tell only half the story.

We had data ready to counter fears and misrepresentations.

The data seems to counter a number of theories and various reports that the app stores are becoming overcrowded, and that while the app stores are filled more apps than users could ever want, few of these apps are being used.

The increase in financing and the release of the new data are intended to counter a major arguments advanced by the National Rifle Association and other critics of gun control laws: that new gun restrictions are not needed because scores of existing laws are rarely enforced.

What should we make of initial data that seems to counter what many have seen in the media or, in the case of black people in America, have themselves experienced?

Critics are seizing on this data as they try to counter Trump's push to direct public dollars to private schools.