Sentence examples for data to talk from inspiring English sources

"People used this really poor data to talk about an epidemic," said Caroline Burry, a professor of social work at the University of Maryland.

Meanwhile, Chief Executive Mitch Gold has been using the data to talk up Provenge.

For this reason, the industry is gravitating to APIs, which allow disparate systems and data to talk to one another without impacting the underlying data or compromising IT governance and security.

Several interviewees went beyond data to talk about 'open science' more generally.

UNICEF has used these data to talk to the Government about reducing the age of consent for HIV tests to below 18, providing training for health workers on working with at-risk young people and expanding HIV education in schools.

UNICEF Thailand used this data to talk to the government about reducing the age of consent for HIV tests to below 18, providing training for health workers on working with at-risk young people, and expanding HIV education in schools.

Representatives of seven hospitals mentioned continuing issues with information technology systems, such as enabling data systems to "talk with each other" smoothly or technical issues with reporting the data.

Although junior, Medin's fingerprints were on much of the wiring of the early Internet, from forging the use of the platform-independent TCP/IP protocol (to allow the unlinked, far-flung government data networks to talk to each other) to helping manage the chaos involved in getting the various university, government and commercial data networks interconnected on the Internet.

CMOs need their marketing data and teams to talk fluently to their revenue data and teams, cross-functionally collaborating on campaigns, web and mobile experiences and customer insights.

In addition, the team met regularly during the data collection period to talk about the developing analysis and to debrief more generally about data collection activities.

In practice, scientists already share data; we like to talk about our research, even the experiments that don't work.