Sentence examples for enticing data from inspiring English sources
Taken together, recent research has uncovered enticing data that several cell types within the kidney have innate regenerative capacity.
That puts it in competition with Tencent, Alibaba, Baidu and other tech firms that are working with big telcos to provide cheap or unlimited data, enticing people to use their in-house apps.
Animal Kingdom designer Nicholas Blechman says the reality of data is enticing and in contrast to the diet of fantasy that children face in their entertainment every day.
Some blogs, most of them written by unemployed or underemployed graduates, have accused law schools of enticing students with shady data.
He's spent much of his time as mayor engaged in a kind of NIMBY whack-a-mole, tearing down abandoned industrial facilities, repurposing other ones and enticing tech companies to build data centers in his city (South Bend sits near a major fiber optic cable artery).
The data illustrate the enticing potential of fMRI as an adjunct to self-report for detecting early signals of efficacy of novel therapies, both pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic, in small numbers of individuals with persistent pain.
Free public Wi-Fi is enticing and convenient but keeping your data secure can be a problem.
The data for ATL seem enticing at first, in particular for prevention of forefoot ulcers.
Free e-mail providers are enticing hacker targets because of the amount of data that resides on the sites.
They wanted to find a way to entice participants to supply data that could be used to create individual pieces.
(And the anti-Facebook side: by enticing us to spend our online lives within its walls, Facebook poses a huge threat to Google's data-collection efforts).
