Sentence examples for more modern data from inspiring English sources

Telex is still available as a data-transmission service for applications in which high transmission speeds are not necessary or for areas where more modern data equipment may not be available.

Most researchers think the effect would simply vanish in a larger, more modern data set.

The first US case or control with radiation treatment was in 1928 and the first UK case or control in 1948; reconstruction of doses from such relatively old records is not in principle difficult, nor any less reliable than for more modern treatment data, if the records can be found.

Modern algorithms make use of more advanced data structures and appear to be more complicated to implement.

While this experiment shows data fusion can be an effective technique, further experiments using more modern and robust data sets would likely be of greater interest.

Digital technologies can also bring costs down, he says: "You can reduce the amount of effort required to clean and analyse data by using more modern digital tools to collect that data.

The app is available for both Android and iOS and the cable comes in two varieties — one for legacy glucose meters, and another for more modern meters that transmit data via infrared.

Then, during the dot-com boom, he started Groove Networks, another collaboration software maker, that swapped data using more modern techniques.

Yet vast floods have also been documented, both through tree-ring data and more modern historical records.

More modern classifications do not provide data after 1963.

A recent evaluation of earlier studies shows that significant improvements can be made using more modern topographic and remote sensing data (Bradley et al. 2017).