Sentence examples for data which measures from inspiring English sources

All of that data (which measures power, hydraulics and fluids) is transmitted over a cellular network to the hub.

The PMI data from HSBC, which measures smaller factories, together with official PMI data, which measures larger factories, is closely watched by analysts.

A pavement's condition is assessed from data which measures information such as the rideability, surface distress, structure, and skid resistance of the road [57].

Flurry plans to support all these services with its analytics data, which measures everything from the number of times consumers use an app to how long they use it, and their location (by country).

The chart below also includes NBC/WSJ data, which measures favorability in a positive/negative scale, with a "neutral" answer category).

Fisher's exact test is a statistical significance test for categorical data which measures the association between two variables.

The data, which measured how Americans were doing six years into the economic recovery, show that incomes in the middle, measured in 2015 dollars, were still 1.6percentt below the previous peak of $57,423 a household, which was attained in 2007, just before the economy sank into what has come to be known as the Great Recession.

Nationally, whites accounted for 58.8 percent of all school enrollment in 2009, Mr. Frey said, citing the new data, which measured enrollment from preschool to graduate school as of October 2009.

This metric is in contrast to the overall traffic fatality data, which measure deaths per 100 million miles traveled.

Web site logs are typically higher than the Nielsen//NetRatings data, which measure only at-home use.

This observation prompted micro-dosimetric evaluation based on imaging data, which measured an absorbed radiation dose of 0.610 mSv/MBq to the renal pelvis.