Sentence examples for four or five data from inspiring English sources

A few more school types may have been invented, but now it is the dead hand of central government, league tables, Ofsted and the four or five data sets that determine institutional success that weigh heavily on all children.

The intention is not the problem, but the product is ridiculous in the data it chooses to present, duplicative of other websites that offer more and better information, and misleading for student consumers who should never choose a college solely on the basis of four or five data points.

All periods of spontaneous activity were divided into four or five data blocks.

The first four or five data points collected at low GnHCl concentrations were erratic, especially in high concentrations of fatty acids.

This value was subtracted from all four (or five) data points of a typical experiment so that only the absolute change in CGRP release (Δ pg/ml) is displayed in the figures.

That bias is to look at all the data — except for the two or three data points that you like least, which you dismiss as being "outliers".

If cherry-picking the two or three data points that you like the most is a sin of the first order, disregarding the two or three data points that you like the least will lead to many of the same problems.

A sub-channel is spread over eight or twelve clusters of which only two or three data sub-carriers from each cluster are used.

If a company relies heavily on ML, then it should include at least two or three data scientists with rich experience and background.

As shown in Fig. 12, six survey lines were deployed in this experiment, with two or three data loggers per line.

Cleversafe's Dispersed Storage technology, which has been in the commercial market for more than two years, transforms data into "secure slices" and then disperses them to multiple storage nodes, typically across three or four data centers.