Sentence examples for given enough data from inspiring English sources

Given enough data, scattered mistakes are not significant.

Given enough data, Bryden said that this can be done "with up to 80% accuracy".

Professor Wolfers said the answer to the question of whether the death penalty deterred was "not unknowable in the abstract," given enough data.

The original paper of Goodfellow et al. in 2014 showed that given enough data, and large enough deep nets, all the above training goals are achieved.

Google might have proved Hayek wrong – and his many opponents (especially the Polish economist Oskar Lange) right: given enough data and real-time connectivity, there could be better computers than the market.

"Given enough data, intelligence and power, corporations and government can connect dots in ways that only previously existed in science fiction," said Alexander Howard, government 2.0 correspondent at the technology publisher O'Reilly Media.

But Schneider argued that researchers should give enough data and information on their sources and methods so that those "who are scientifically capable can do their own brand of replication work, but that does not extend to personal computer codes with all their undocumented sub-routines etc".

Unfortunately the sampling effort on the tubs did not give enough data on insect visitation rate to experimental plants to allow correlations to be made.

The difference between the sample size reported in the article and the replicated sample size calculation was greater than 10% in 47 (30%) of the 157 reports that gave enough data to recalculate the sample size.

Five target plant populations are recommended (e.g. 25, 50, 100, 200 and 400 plants m-2) to give enough data points to fit a curve to the results and determine optimum plant population accurately.

Mr Felten and others have shown that, given enough information, anonymous data sets can be de-anonymised.