Sentence examples for give data about from inspiring English sources

Smart transport might well mean digital parking meters that text you when a parking space opens up, or real-time transport displays that give data about traffic jams, availability of buses and train services.

The tools give data about the behaviour of the app, including how much power, data and memory that an app is using.

It also ensures that the cars can be kept on a regular maintenance schedule, and can give data about the energy consumption or speed patterns of various drivers.

Most importantly, it is well known that patrol data are not derived from a series of systematic surveys and thus only give data about patrolled areas (Gavin et al. 2009).

The report should indicate the gene (FMR1 and Accession number) and give data about the relevant allele's range classes with reference source.

Nobody can stop consumers from giving data about their power usage to non-utilities, for instance.

And even then the major magazine publishers balked because of the terms of Apple's subscription policy, the main sticking point being that magazines were not given data about who their subscribers were.

At the beginning of a chat or call, support agents are given data about customers so they don't have to ask basic questions.

Because refill compliance data only give information about whether or not the medication is obtained by the patient, it provides an upper bound for medication consumption.

Human anatomical system data, which give information about in which organs a gene is expressed, were obtained from EGenetics database by Ensemble Biomart.

Bloomberg's famous financial data terminals now give information about companies' energy consumption and carbon emissions as well as their price/earning and debt-to-equity ratios.