Sentence examples for more authoritative data from inspiring English sources

The authors accept that the research, while wide-ranging, cannot prove definitively why people use food banks or how many use them, but argue that it provides an initial indicator of the scale and prevalence of issues leading people to accept charity food, and call on ministers to commission more authoritative data on food insecurity, as happens in the US and Canada.

Although HuGE Navigator is not a comprehensive data repository, it serves as a first stop for orientation and links to more authoritative data sources and field synopses.

EFM was considered by some as a technology offering more authoritative information than IA, but this was rejected by others.

The more authoritative articles clearly triangulate data and present richly contextualized arguments (e.g. Buse 1999; Schneider and Stein 2001; Austria 2004).

John Ewing, who served as the executive director of the American Mathematical Society for fifteen years, told me that he is perplexed by educators' "infatuation with data," their faith that it is more authoritative than using their own judgment.

While we appreciate that this represents a miniscule amount of time from a geological perspective, the ability to use legacy topographic data increases the temporal sample size earth scientists are working from and allows us to make more authoritative statements about landform evolution than the shorter-term view supplied by research solely using HRT data.

In both medicine and education, Aviv says, data is treated as the final word: "There's this sense that it's more authoritative to convert someone's teaching skills into numbers rather than just use one's subjective judgment".

These 501XXs promised something more durable, more authoritative.

We naturally see men as more authoritative.

Both are still young, though now more authoritative.

My husband and I are more authoritative than permissive.