Sentence examples for earliest available data from inspiring English sources

To reduce causality problems, we use the earliest available data, which in general are around the mid-1990s.

The earliest available data on these variables is for 1992, which is after the migration wave started but before the peak of immigration.

Unfortunately, regional statistics for late 1980s and early 1990s are not available for many indicators; I use the earliest available data.

The earliest available data on trade of regions with CIS (fSU) countries is for 1998: volumes of export and import are not significantly related to the distance to the border either.

Nevertheless, the present findings are, to the best of our knowledge, the earliest available data providing a detailed characterization and assessment of cytokine networks in a whole animal model.

We performed joinpoint regression on data from 1960 onwards (or from the earliest available data after 1960) until the last year of available data. Figure 1 and the table show the changes in breast cancer mortality in 30 European countries from 1989 to 2006.

The proposed algorithm selects the earliest available data-channel for reservation hence we call it earliest available channel (EAC) algorithm.

This result suggests that the "hump-shaped" effect of observed diversity was limited by the particular set of countries and populations covered by the earlier available data: with an expansion of the number of countries, the observed diversity variable fails to produce an effect.

Year of are earliest publicly available data.

* Earliest available school enrollment data is from 1985 and scheduled Masses is from 1990 Note: Figures as of Jan . 1 for 1975and 1995. Figure for year ending 2013.

Similarly, the earliest available maternal education data were collected at the age of 6 years or a half-year, respectively, and the earliest paternal smoking data was collected at the age of 6 or 5 years.