Sentence examples for realisation data from inspiring English sources

Role of the sponsors: the sponsors had no role in the study design, study realisation, data analysis or manuscript preparation.

And many businesses are only just waking up to the realisation that data is a valuable asset that they need to protect and exploit.

The within-wedge analysis approach is a variation on approach i) made possible through the realisation that data from a parallel cluster randomised trial is hidden within a stepped wedge design.

Two deterministic methods are applied: the single degree of freedom (SDOF) assumption together with the peak-picking method in the discrete frequency domain and the Eigen realisation algorithm with data correlations (ERA-DC) in the discrete time domain.

GENDER SENSITISATION OF THE ACT AND EDUCATION POLICIES In view of the realisation that available data revealed that girls are more abused and more disadvantaged both at home and school in terms of access, retention and performance, it is recommended that the Act and other MoESC policy statements be more specific on issues that help to fight the current gender bias and discrimination in education.

More surprising, on digging into the problems, was the realisation that Free Our Data was only one of a network of sites that had been hit in a similar way by exploiting a subtle, hidden flaw.

Under cross examination, O'Reilly was led to the realisation that the Betfair data for eight of the 27 races included details of bets made after the race had started, at which point larger odds can be justified by mid-race developments.

Over the last decade, advances in computing have enabled cost-effective realisation of large-scale data centres [1].

Neither is it rare to see Heads of Faculties weeping into a freshly printed sheet of data, the realisation that their job is now on the line starkly wrought across their face.

The sponsors were not involved in the realisation of the study, data processing or evaluation.

That led me to the realisation, by looking at the data, that between population growth and China gobbling up the world that the world had changed – and dangerously so – and hidden under that that oil and food were the two most dangerous components and within that [the availability of] phosphorous was perhaps the most dangerous long-term issue of all.