Sentence examples for data to evaluate from inspiring English sources

But there is skepticism among leading American doctors, as well as the American Urological Association, which has said there is too little long-term data to evaluate HIFU.

David B. Sutton, spokesman for Altria, which makes the market-leading Marlboro brand, said Dr. Burns's presentation in Dublin did not contain enough data to evaluate his conclusions.

The administration estimates that its plan will prevent three million to four million foreclosures, but it will take several months before there is enough data to evaluate.

"We collect data to evaluate public policy and allocate resources," Dr. Pettit says.

A state may not apply if it forbids the use of pupil data to evaluate teachers.

New software analyzes the data to evaluate your waiter's performance on the job.

The report also found that no state was collecting data to evaluate whether technology investments were actually improving student achievement.

With around five terabytes of thermal data to evaluate, a complete scientific explanation is going to take some time, but the idea does have a grounding in literary theory.

As a result, in April of 2008 the State Legislature passed a law, promoted by the union, that prohibited Klein from using student test data to evaluate teachers for tenure, something that he had often talked about doing.

To try accounting for companies growing over time, we used any available data to evaluate their status at every coverage.

"[It] uses this large amount of data to evaluate competing hypotheses and obtains very clear results".