Sentence examples for data to take a from inspiring English sources
"We will have to wait until we have the more detailed crash data to take a look.
Looking ahead, Turakhia hopes to use data from remote monitoring devices like defibrillators, as well as insurance claims and electronic health records and even smartphone, genetic and environmental data to take a precision health approach to predicting patient health.
Rather, this is an attempt to use the available data to take a stab at how plausible is the future business outcome implied by the price at which the company is offering us its shares.
uBiome has created a system that uses big data to take a complete picture of your personal mix of bacteria — also known as your microbiome — and provide ongoing analysis about it.
It is common for this phased regulatory scheme for the collection of data to take a number of years before completion and before an agency approval of the desired drug for a given indication is achieved (if ever).
When a weather model produces a forecast, it has to initialize the data, taking in current conditions to get an idea of what the atmosphere is already doing on a three-dimensional grid.
"The announcement of a reduction in asset purchases at this meeting might trigger an additional, unwarranted tightening of financial conditions, perhaps because markets would read such an announcement as signalling the committee's willingness, notwithstanding mixed recent data, to take an initial step toward exit from its highly accommodative policy," the minutes said.
We gave one assistant head pastoral and data to take care of and appointed a new assistant head to take responsibility for learning and teaching.
It would be useful to have data to take to retailers demonstrating that an improved WIC shopping experience results in higher revenue and more frequent customers.
Before long, though, a backlash set in, and Putnam's data began to take a beating, especially from other social scientists and pollsters.
Before long, though, a backlash set in, and Putnam's data began to take a beating, especially from other social scientists and pollsters.
