Sentence examples for even after the data from inspiring English sources

Customers manage their own encryption keys and can revoke others' privileges and access at any time, even after the data is open or shared.

Because the tectonic deformation and the inflation generated by Sakurajima volcano vary spatially (see Fig. 8), we obtained different results with different reference sites even after the data were corrected as described in the previous section.

These survival differences remained significant even after the data were subjected to multivariate analysis.

Results The left ventricular assist device was not associated with decreased survival, even after the data were stratified by propensity score (the odds of being a treated patient).

Spatial clustering of brucellosis incidence found by the Moran's I technique during 1973 1977 was significant even after the data were adjusted for age and race structure of county populations.

Pneumonia patients were more likely to be colonized with Hib and S. pneumoniae than control patients, even after the data were adjusted for possible confounding factors such as day-care attendance, the presence of other children in the household, and recent antibiotic use.

But one study, published by the Institute of Government & Public Affairs and based on an analysis of lending in Chicago, found that even after adjusting the data to take into account factors like creditworthiness, gender has a dramatic impact on both access to loans and the size of the credit line a bank will grant to a small business owner.

And even after seeing the data, I will temper my conclusion with the adage "if you torture the data long enough, it will tell you what you want to hear!" Think how the neo-cons and George W. Bush manipulated the "evidence" to "prove" that Iraq had WMDs! 12.

No significant difference was detected even after normalizing the data for the amount of APP (data not shown), suggesting that these mutations may not affect incorporation of tau fibrils or intracellular tau aggregation.

In this study we observed no association between the distribution of -308 TNF-α polymorphism and the risk of developing cervical cancer even after combining the data from the two ethnic populations (X2 = 2.26).

Even after weighting the data to account for the different underlying age, sex and region distributions of the two samples, the mobile-only sample had higher prevalence estimates of risky drinking, smoking, illegal drug use and problem gambling.