We arrived at this way of presenting the data on the back of several other prototypes.
Republicans responded in kind, presenting the data as evidence Democrats should step aside.
Briffa and colleagues were clear from the start (i.e. in their original '98 Nature article presenting the data set) that these data do not reliability reflect temperature in the latter part of the 20th century (after 1960 certainly, and perhaps even after 1940).
Nicholls said if people didn't trust the way the BoM was presenting the data they could look elsewhere, such as a major project known as Berkeley Earth undertaken by former sceptic Professor Richard Muller which also used BoM data from as early as 1852 to mid-2013.
In presenting the data in the form of a geographic map, the foundation wryly observes: As you can see from the map, states that get the "worst deal" — that is, have the lowest ratio of federal spending to taxes paid — are generally high-income states either on the coasts or with robust urban areas (such as Illinois and Minnesota).
We start by presenting the data and statistical analysis and then turn to consider a theoretical explanation of our findings.
The app collects information on the sexual duration and noise levels in order to quantitatively assess the user's performance, presenting the data in a series of attractive graphs.
Its algorithm is designed to find the connection between all the content it scrapes, presenting the data like a print newspaper might.
The whole clinical process must follow Good Clinical Practice guidelines that, in the case of clinical report writing, demand extreme care in presenting the data objectively and accurately.
Presenting the data in terms of Peclet numbers, at fixed impingement nozzle diameter, makes the data less sensitive to the percentage change of the nanoparticle concentrations.
As shown in this figure, the data of various concentrations are collapsed on one curve when Pe i is used in presenting the data.
