Sentence examples for divergent data from inspiring English sources

"The divergent data will further complicate the discussion about the appropriate timing of the first increase in interest rates from their current record low," he said.

In a study released on Thursday (see also below), the Independent Budget Office tested a few explanations for the divergent data and concluded that the job gains have indeed been robust, but the unemployment rate is not exaggerated.

The direct effect of the Regulation will mean its provisions will replace divergent data protection law in Member States.

Epiphany finds the divergent data in incompatible packages and automates the task of transforming everything into a cogent structure.

An explanation to the creationist hasty rejection of a method or theory based on a small number of divergent data can perhaps be found in the (YEC) paradigm of literal interpretation of the Bible.

However, of the 17 most prominent species found among both the reference and rehabilitation sites, a divergent data trend was identified stemming from a single species (Allocasuarina littoralis, black sheoak), which prompted separate analyses of its canopy density (Figure 4c) and proportional abundance (Figure 4d).

To reduce false negatives that can be caused by sequence variability, a new universal primer pair was designed against a divergent sequence data set, targeting the open reading frame 4 (heat shock protein 70 homologue gene), and optimised for conventional one-step RT-PCR and one-step SYBR Green real-time RT-PCR assays.

In addition these simulations are able to unify ostensibly divergent experimental data in the literature.

We identified 26 human-specific (divergent) sites (data not shown).

However, such independent efforts made by both automatic and manual procedures [ 5, 6] led to increasingly divergent reannotated data as shown in this work.

Excluding the 28 patients in Cohort II that had received adjuvant systemic therapy did not give divergent results (data not shown).