Sentence examples for data to present to from inspiring English sources

Zhou and his daughter, a volunteer at the reserve, are collecting data to present to the central government, so that it can coördinate local policy.

While it was the compensation committee that set Mr. Grasso's pay, Mr. Ashen worked closely with consultants to collect data to present to the board.

The grant gives the staff time to build an audience, to gather data to present to potential advertisers, and to figure out how to make money, Mr. Steele said.

In addition, nonprofits like the Tillamook Estuaries Partnership, which monitors and works to improve watersheds in Oregon, wanted more concrete data to present to their communities.

And while Sheen is in the Ad.ly network, which means that Ad.ly is mining his follower data to present to advertisers for tweets, he as of yet has not become a publisher, ("we have no plans right now") which means sending out a lucrative tweet endorsement.

The app, she said, gives the women strong data to present to doctors.

One group, the P.D.Q., an independent group that analyzes data for the National Cancer Institute to present to the public, said it could no longer tell women that mammograms prevented breast cancer deaths.

They used the experimental data to present a useful correlation to predict the viscosity.

Three LabVIEW graphical programming blocks are developed to acquire data, to present numerical display and to store environment and electrical parameters.

Valverde is also gathering data to present an endorsement request to the World Health Organization (WHO).

This will no doubt galvanize the Western press, since whenever a study is released indicating a spike in his approval rating (as was the case with a recent Gallup poll), journalists tend to leap at the opportunity to use the data to present Russia as a sort of Mordor and Russians themselves as half-breeds gleefully worshipping their power-hungry, evil overlord.