Sentence examples for fuss data from inspiring English sources

We considered families who lost their diaries as being lost to follow-up because they had no cry or fuss data throughout the whole study period.

Richard Taylor visits St George's Park, England's new training centre, to see what all the fuss is, about data.

Nor did the Bay area's single-minded data-monetisers fuss about the fact that Modi had launched Digital India in India itself with a private party for his most fanatical troll-troopers – people who are, as the magazine Caravan put it, "a byword in online terror, hate and misogyny".

"My take is that Bernanke said this whole thing would be data-dependent," Mr. Fuss said.

Babies don't follow instructions and often "fuss out" mid-test, taking their data points with them.

Not only the big fuss about government but all the large data collectors.

But studying those fussy creatures, prone to "fuss out" mid-test, taking all their data with them, is challenging.

Peter Lynn of the University of Essex reckons a fuss over the way some academics presented data, known as "climategate", may have had an effect.

Second, that the stonking fuss its critics made about alleged manipulation of its data was groundless.

My money's on the ones that help us elegantly manage our various online identities and share data between devices with the minimum of fuss.

Apart from the media fuss, Kate Mosse is eager to point out how little hard data existed about who was buying and reading books before the prize came along.