Sentence examples for earliest data from inspiring English sources

The earliest data which the Guardian could track down was not about British attitudes but American ones, in May 1953, one month before the coronation.

Student loan debt has been growing every quarter since at least 2003, the earliest data included in the report.

Uchida's study, published in 2009, tracked 108 deaths since 1983, the earliest data available, but did not include nonscholastic judo centers, whose injury rates were unknown.

U.S. shale gas production began to ramp up around 2007 (the earliest data available from the Energy Information Administration), increasing from 1.99 trillion cubic feet to 8.50 trillion from 2007 to 2011 (latest data available from the agency).

According to the YouGov BrandIndex Buzz index, which measures whether people have recently heard positive or negative things about a company, in mid-2007, thearliestst data available, Wal-Mart's score was about a negative 5 on a scale of negative 100 to positive 100, but it rose to the 20s in 2009.

To my knowledge, they are the earliest data that contain rich wage and geographic information for the Great Migration period.

Away from big online companies like Google, some of the earliest data-driven businesses include hedge funds and insurance companies, which have the money and tradition of using lots of math.

Excluding many published reviews resulting from the excitement of the postgenomic era, the earliest data-centric citations of YKO articles were primarily comprised of new genome-wide methods in yeast and other organisms and only a few years later were dominated by publications that employed the collection in large-scale phenotypic screens.

Once again, early data proved misleading.

"It is important, however, this early data is treated carefully.

Early data from studies done in California bear that out.