Sentence examples for first batch of data from inspiring English sources

Pfizer, which released its first batch of data on doctor payments on March 31, said its Web site made it easy to look up individual physicians.

He and his team plan to present their first batch of data to a meeting of the American Astronomical Society in January.If Dr Kipping's approach does not come up with the goods, though, moon-hunters need not despair.

Scientists are set to release the first batch of data from a project designed to create the first map of the human brain.

Officials say that North Korea spent up to two months quietly inspecting the guts of Sony's servers, until late November when the hackers went public with their first batch of data.

Founder and CEO Lukas Biewald (a friend of mine from college) told me that last year, the company quietly began asking some of its customers if they were willing to make the data they gathered through CrowdFlower public, and now it's officially launching the initiative with its first batch of data sets.

In September 1998, the first batch of data on storage tape contained in a plastic cartridge was sent to Elections Canada; it had information about 675,000 licenced drivers in Manitoba.

A prototype for such research is the International Childhood Cancer Cohort Consortium (I4C), which is just beginning to analyze its first batches of data.

In this fifth batch of data stolen from the World Anti-Doping Anti-Doping, Fancys lists the therapeutic use exemptions (TUEs) granted to 41 athletes, from 13 different countries, which allowed them to take drugs that would normally Bearsnned under Wada rulists

US-politics site The Hill has reported that 15,000 government email addresses were among the first batch of hacked-and-leaked data, though many of these are unverified.

Trading showed signs of turning around after the day's second batch of economic data though, and the Standard & Poor's 500 trimmed its opening loss to be down 7 points, or 0.9%, to 791.

The Jockey Club began collecting equine injury data in 2008, and went public with its first batch of statistics in 2010.