Sentence examples for disturbing data from inspiring English sources
The authors included some disturbing data in an appendix available only online.
But all three indexes are below where they were when the new, disturbing data on inflation began appearing April 27.
Given the disturbing data on the state of Latino children's health, their objections send the wrong message.
February's ISM Manufacturing Index was above expectations (pdf), but some say it's not rosy and Markos Kaminis says the manufacturing report offered some disturbing data.
In an April 27 report, Richard R. Stover, a pharmaceutical industry analyst at Arnhold & S. Bleichroeder Inc., did his own analysis of what he called "disturbing data" from Merck's study.
(The book provides some rather disturbing data on what passes for medical advice in the slums of Indian cities).So the real question is not whether there are low-hanging fruit, but why so few of them are picked.
No credit card info, nor (what would be more disturbing) genetic data appears to have been collected.
Even more disturbing, the data show a perceived lack of knowledge on the part of the supervisor (19%) and indifference (18%) about whether the candidate is capable of coping with the demands of their research or not. Figure 2: Most common criticisms of PhD supervisor.
This disturbing new data demonstrates that more must be done to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS here in the United States.
Meanwhile, we're still getting a lot of disturbing macro data like Japan's 13% drop in January exports along with an 18% drop in imports is a strong indication the BOJ hasn't done nearly enough to stimulate that economy.
Quite disturbing are data showing that cell lines appear more similar to each other, regardless of the tissue of origin, than the tumors that they are supposed to model, both with respect to their genetic profile and at the transcriptional level 18, 25.
