Sentence examples for drop in data from inspiring English sources

The shutdown caused a 90 percent drop in data traffic to and from Egypt, crippling an important communications tool used by antigovernment protesters and their supporters to organize and to spread their message.

A customer cited by I.B.M., BNSF Railway, was said to have had a 100-fold improvement and a 90 percent drop in data storage consumption using the new technologies.

The reason for this may be related to a switch from definitive to quasi-definitive data (e.g. Clarke et al. (2013)), which, given the small residual mean, requires only a slight drop in data quality from a small number of observatories.

Perhaps more pointedly, the deal is also significant because it shows that Apple is still working hard to repair some of the damage that it suffered when it first made the switch to Apple Maps — a move that saw a big drop in data accuracy with a few particularly bad results, with the subsequent PR so bad that Tim Cook ended up having to issue an apology.

You can download an Excel spreadsheet that is already configured, and all you need to do is drop in your data, or you can download pre-printed sheets that allow you to manually pencil in each bit of data.

Kenneth M. Johnson, a demographer at the University of New Hampshire, said this was the biggest drop in census data so far for a white-child population in any state.

In economic news, industrial new orders in the euro zone posted their biggest ever annual drop in October, data showed on Monday.

Sales at U.S. retailers fell for a second straight month, sliding 0.4% in April after the 1.3% drop in March, data from the Commerce Department showed on Wednesday.

Youth members attended these clubs on a drop-in basis, and data collection was scheduled for the days and times when directors predicted that the maximum number of youth would be present.

A multivariate dynamic linear time series model was fitted to data on influenza-like illness (ILI) rates among networks of public and private general practitioners and school absenteeism rates, plus drop-in fever count data from designated flu clinics (DFC) that were created during the pandemic.

It is observed that giving higher weights can increase the data admissions for indirect users; this comes at the cost of large drops in the data admissions of direct users.