Sentence examples for emerge data from inspiring English sources
As broadband spreads and computers are connected 24 hours a day, dangers emerge: data miners, hackers, Trojan horses, phishers (see p. 88) and network viruses.
Experience in Asia shows that as broadband spreads and computers are connected 24 hours a day, new dangers emerge: data miners, hackers, "Trojan horses" and potentially most dangerous of all network viruses.
In order for the normal flocking behaviour to emerge, data collection started after an acclimatisation period of 50 s (Table 1).
As medical product safety concerns emerge, data collected through health institutions and official reporting structures may not be available for months or even years, hindering timely pharmacoepidemiological assessment and public awareness.
As new forms of data and analysis continue to emerge, data-based predictions will only get more and more accurate, but take them with the grain of salt they deserve.
He called the emerging data on income distribution "mind boggling".
The emerging data from both that study, the Women's Health Initiative and HERS are sobering.
The American Academy of Dermatologists now says "emerging data suggests that HGI diets may be associated with acne".
So the emerging data suggests treating sleep problems can be an effective means to reduce symptoms.
Many people readily recognize that they face — or invite — continual interruption, but the emerging data on the scale of the problem may come as a surprise.
