Sentence examples for more popular data from inspiring English sources

For instance, although there is a widespread perception that bicycling is becoming more popular, data from the National Sporting Goods Association show that the sport's peak — as measured by the number of people who say they ride — was in 2005, when it reached 43.1 million Americans.

Currently, the company offers 160 integrations across 20 categories, and now plans to use the funding to expand to more popular data storage platforms, and capture more customer data beyond the in-app behavior it tracks today.

Y is for yottabyte -- or a million trillion megabytes, a term likely to become more popular as online data and computer memories expand in coming years to fill that amount of storage space.

Meta-ethnography has emerged as one of the more popular methods of data synthesis [ 27, 35].

More specifically, we investigated some popular data reduction tools and assessed their performance on simulated 454 and Illumina metatranscriptome data in terms of the accuracy of resulting protein annotations.

The use of WiMAX digital radios is becoming more popular due to their high data rates which support broadband communications and their long transmission ranges which provide a better coverage compared to WLAN radios.

Yet despite the risks, selfies are more popular than ever, according to data from Google Trends.

WASHINGTON, April 17 (Reuters) - Complaints of injury linked to e-cigarettes, from burns and nicotine toxicity to respiratory and cardiovascular problems, have jumped over the past year as the devices become more popular, the most recent U.S. data show.

* Note: in 2008, a fifth Housing Improvement Area (Birness Drive) was selected to collect data on more popular multi-storey flats - bringing the total number of GoWell areas to 15 for the second survey wave.

Digital techniques are becoming more and more popular in processing sensor outputs in data acquisition, process control, and measurement.

Graph databases are becoming more popular for the varied amounts of data they aggregate and analyze.