Sentence examples for pockets of data from inspiring English sources

"We have this depth on all of our respondents, whereas some other sources will only have small pockets of data on each individual," he claims.

Most interviewees were aware of "pockets of data" (quality manager, rural) and some were members of The Health Roundtable, a non-profit collaborative organisation that collects, analyses and shares comparative data between member organisations.

Most governments already have pockets of data-driven activity, which are often unconnected and inconsistent across departments.

One of the main barriers to connectivity in India is that the pure out-of-pocket cost of data can be crippling.

Even as the next generation of handheld wireless broadband solutions are being released, they are being released in a way that does not have full broadband coverage, but rather small pockets of high-speed data network within larger regions of lower speed data networking.

We do not want our tax dollars going to the pockets of testing and data companies.

Descriptive out-of-pocket expenditure data are presented for all RTI cases that were followed up.

Make no mistake: Pockets of cultural resistance to data science still linger in some companies.

Participants will be telephoned fortnightly post-discharge to follow up on any falls, community health service use, nursing care facility admission, and any out of pocket expenses to enhance accuracy of data.

But researchers have made a property of this plastic, called Pedot, the basis for a new type of compact, inexpensive electronic memory that may one day store gigabytes of data on cameras, pocket-size music players and cellphones.

John Karevoll, an analyst at DataQuick, said the data show "pockets of distress" in outlying areas that experienced a lot of new building.