Sentence examples for records we found from inspiring English sources

In analyzing Ctrip's personnel records, we found a surprisingly robust relationship between daily air pollution levels and worker productivity.

Using a unique dataset that connects individuals' National Institutes of Health funding histories to their publication records, we found that a large portion of the overall gender gap in the life sciences emerges at this transition.

When my sister and I went to the BPMA, among the thousands of records we found our grandfather, the missing piece of our genetic jigsaw, appointed to the post of telegraphist at the Central Telegraph Office in 1923.

From the audio records, we found that students had a lot of discussions about the game.

By comparing the Hi-net records and the colocated KiK-net strong motion records, we found that the contamination of the high-frequency noise is not negligible for six earthquakes with the magnitude larger than 5.8.

And in those records, we found one for a William L. Setzer (son of John) and an Elizabeth Holloway, married 26 November 1846.

Now what we share more than a daily life is history; memories of our former selves are prompted by songs we hear on the car radio — "oldies but goodies" — and the dusty records we find in yard sales.

Applying hedonic regression models to a unique data set of Milwaukee renters combined with administrative records, we find that vouchered households are charged between $51 and $68 more in monthly rent than unassisted renters in comparable units and neighborhoods.

Based on analysis of 33 years of satellite records, we find that the ozone hole of 2012 was one of the least severe since the late 1980s in terms of maximum area, minimum ozone level and total ozone deficit.

"It turns out that when we look back in time using temperature records, we find that this extreme heat emergence is occurring now, and that climate models represent the historical patterns remarkably well". According to both the climate model analysis and the historical weather data, the tropics are heating up the fastest.

We go back and get the records, we find that the standardized test results are the same in Harlem as on the [Jewish] Lower East Side.