Sentence examples for dictated by data from inspiring English sources
If this is a connected world where the economy will be increasingly dictated by data, then now seems a particularly inopportune moment for Europe to be fracturing as a single market.
The current tide in education reform is dictated by data worshippers; they say a great job (or poor job) can be reflected in year-to-year high-stakes testing data.
Identifiability of PK and PD parameter estimates for each drug was dictated by data availability.
Covariables considered were based on the PSSRU framework, model fit and parsimony of the regression equations, and also dictated by data availability.
The choice of whether to consider one type of visit over the other may be determined based on the outcome or population of interest or may be dictated by data availability and cost.
We will compare mean scores at follow up for sleep latency and duration (actigraphy), child working memory, behaviour, health-related quality of life, daily functioning and school attendance, as well as compare mean number of days late for work and parent mental health (depression, anxiety and stress) between the two arms, using either Mann-Whitney or t tests, as dictated by data distribution.
To summarize, the future of public cloud will be dictated by data-driven applications in the form of Blockchain and IoT.
In contrast to the EFA where the factor structure is dictated by the data, a confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) tests whether or not the data fits a predefined factor structure.
Our "repeat investigation" measure was a proxy for redundant tests and was dictated by the data available from routine sources.
Although this "double surrogate" approach was largely dictated by the data available, still the significant uncertainties in the resulting REC estimates need to be recognized.
