Sentence examples for having detailed data from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, in that analysis BMI at follow-up was increased with statin therapy in active vs placebo trials but, in contrast, we found no effect of atorvastatin on BMI despite having detailed data on this outcome.
They had detailed data on the groom's qualifications, income, ex-girlfriends, vices and family reputation.
You didn't have detailed data on profitability, so the outcome you looked at was firm failure.
But state police memos from the fall of 1996 show that police commanders had detailed data showing that minorities were disproportionately stopped and searched by the State Police.
Suppose further that we have detailed data on the investments in training made by most firms currently operating in the industry.
It has detailed data on all three SeaWorld parks (which is individually downloaded, so try to do this at home or over a Wi-fi connection beforehand).
Of the 177 mammals for which the researchers had detailed data, all have lost 30percentt or more of their geographic ranges and more than 40percentt have lost more than 80percentt of their ranges.
The researchers had already been extensively surveying tick density in those plots over the course of two years, so they had detailed data on tick and vertebrate populations before this experimental field trial.
The emissions and energy database supporting IELab has detailed data, aligning with economic accounts and data on labour, water, materials and waste that enrich assessment across other dimensions of sustainability.
This is a shift that may have made Trump's message more appealing to them — while we don't have detailed data, the exit polls suggest that Clinton did not fare nearly as well among single women overall as Barack Obama did.
Library officials do not have detailed data on how many people passing between the lions that keep watch at the main entrance are tourists visiting a famous New York landmark, how many are ordinary readers looking for a book and how many are scholars or researchers seeking to examine an obscure volume that can be found only at the library.
