Sentence examples for lies in the data from inspiring English sources
The Prevention study found that a third of patients who saw an ad for their medicine felt better about its safety, were more likely to take it, and were reminded to re-order their prescription.However, the real marketing gold mine lies in the data about patients that drug companies are collecting from calls to toll-free numbers and visits to websites.
It also offers tools for marketing and analytics — Guez argued that one of the product's main advantages lies in the data.
The best available estimate for the rate of occult leiomyosarcoma lies in the data collected prospectively: that gathered from randomized trials and prospective cohort studies.
Indeed, Hui and Smith (2001) find unreliable estimates for several widely used parametric estimators, which lead them to conclude that the primary problem with the estimates lies in the data rather than in the estimates.
For the flow mechanism in heavily water flushed porous media there are many core flooding experiments, while the study only lies in the data fitting with the inner mechanism less involved.
The ultimate proof of a better vaccine lies in the data from the challenge studies.
Certainly, some of the semantic information can lie in the data itself.
The opportunities in improved utility, energy-saving, efficiency and safety lying in the data gathered by such immense numbers of connected sensors and smart devices are huge and without precedent.
Perhaps the most problematic issue with the study described in this manuscript may lie in the data analysis/interpretation and the data description (e.g., the manuscript text).
The main strength of the study lies in the large data set that covers the whole Swedish population using register data of good quality [ 14- 16].
The fact that the one-population model can successfully describe the uptake data but not the chase data is in agreement with our analysis earlier that the discriminative power for heterogeneity only lies in the chase data.
