Sentence examples for data which relates from inspiring English sources
The data, which relates to spring of 2012, shows that disappearing final salary schemes are not all being replaced with cheaper defined contribution schemes, or stakeholder pensions, where pay outs are based on stock market performance.
An experimental correlation was developed based on the data, which relates viscosity with particle volume percent and the nanofluid temperature.
Recently, quantitative data which relates different road impact types to tephra intensity has been developed through experimental work.
Both versions regard health data as any data which relates to the physical or mental health of an individual.
The rationale is that if one just uses a non-linear solver to do the parameter identification, then no specific structure is exploited within the data which relates to subsets of the parameters.
For this reason they are considered a 'gold standard' of systematic review in contrast to meta-analyses of aggregate data, which relates to information averaged or estimated across all individuals in a study.
In this study, the first group contains the data which related to the samples and the second group related to national and international standards.
Current anonymization techniques are good at identifying risks and minimizing them, but not so good at maintaining local contextual data which relate users in a social network.
The data, which relate the pressure drop and suspending velocity to the geometric and physical parameters of the system, are compared with data generated previously using water as the suspending fluid.
However, the special nature of brain data, which relate very directly to one's inner life and personhood, and the distinct way in which such data are obtained, suggest that specific safeguards will be probably needed in this domain.
For the experimental data, which related to time-varying wind flow conditions, representing the natural wind, it is shown that the estimation technique allows the response during lock-in events to be isolated and treated separately.
