Sentence examples for date of the data from inspiring English sources

Indeed, according to one investigator, the creation date of the data modules might instead suggest that the original attack code in Stuxnet was written long before the program was actually distributed.

The x axis indicates the number of months elapsed since the start date of the data.

Mr van Oyen said he had used satellite images to get his data saying they "are good enough to cover the whole country, although the quality and date of the data varies".

The observers did not feel that they could accurately separate mortality due to the 2005 bleaching event from other causes beyond 20-Jan-2007, thus determining the end date of the data used.

Information letters were sent to the selected senior day centres at least one week prior to the date of the data collection.

Our sequence determination was independently performed before the release date of the data from other groups; the data from the additional 16 species were deposited to the database on May 31 , 2007

Although "external" usually means spatially or geographically external, it could also be used in the temporal sense that the model is constructed using data whose dates are temporally external to the dates of the data to which the model is applied.

Several of the EHR4CR data providers also shifted the dates of the data elements within their EHR4CR data warehouses between zero and 365 days.

Due to the shifted dates of the data in the CDWs, temporal constraints of the EHR4CR queries were adapted in order to obtain all possible true positive eligible patients, resulting in an eventual increase of false positives.

To date, most of the data of gene regulation mechanisms in dinoflagellates has emerged sporadically, from studies of specific genes that are of interest for a particular function.

To date, most of the data that are used to estimate secondary cancer risks come from large epidemiology studies with limited follow-up information and inherent uncertainties.