Sentence examples for data was weaker from inspiring English sources

Though yesterday's economic data was weaker than expected, the market built on the sharp gains it made Friday when the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, said the Fed stood ready to "act as needed" to prevent credit troubles from hurting the national economy.

However, the p-values in Figure 4 showed that the overlap between predicted and experimental data was weaker for H1 and DHHE than for HHP and HHE.

Prostate, the tissue category with the second highest total number of tags, showed good correlation between SAGEmap and TissueInfo, but the correlation between the tag-based databases and oligonucleotide microarray data was weaker (r2 of 0.09 and 0.19 for SAGEmap and TissueInfo respectively).

That may have prompted some investors to worry that Fed policy makers would not think the new data was weak enough to justify a rate cut.

"We had information coming [into the PARTNER study] that there was no risk, but the data was weak," Lundgren says.

The failure to replicate the association with the XRCC2 variant rs3218536 was not surprising as the evidence of association in the original data was weak under a co-dominant genetic model (P=0.095).

1.57pm GMT The latest US weekly jobs data is weaker than expected -- with 339,000 new claims for unemployment benefit filed in the last week, UP from 331,000 the previous seven days.

Compared with that of [2], the minimal regularity index and the smallness assumptions we imposed on the initial data are weaker.

The risk that China might miss its official growth target of 7.5% this year for the first time in 15 years is growing because economic data is weaker than expected, economists said.

But biogeochemist Jorge Sarmiento of Princeton University says that because carbon measurements in the study varied so widely, the data are "weaker proof [of iron-enhanced carbon sequestration] than I think we would have liked".

We agree that the E. coli data is weaker (because the cells are much thicker).