Sentence examples for rejected data from inspiring English sources

The data rejection rate (the number of rejected data divided by the total number of pairs) gives the quality of GNSS observations and the retrieved PWV.

The problem with wanting to monitor a few people is that you end up having to keep data on everybody". UK civil liberties groups had hoped that if MEPs rejected data retention, it would open up the possibility of a legal challenge to the British legislation on the grounds that it was incompatible with European data protection law.

Mr. Holder called Mr. Sessions's policy "unwise and ill-informed," saying in a statement that it ignored the consensus between Democrats and Republicans to overhaul the criminal justice system and also rejected data demonstrating that prosecutions of high-level drug defendants had risen under his guidance.

Rejected data through the quality control are surrounded by black squares.

The grey dotted lines show rejected data, e.g. data found to be biased by bad hole conditions, red bold lines negative and blue bold lines positive fracture porosities.

It's only because there are scientists so thoroughly invested in the outcome of LIGO that they will manually go through the data, even rejected data, to try and find the counterpart to single-detector alerts.

We have to reject data when the wind direction lies outside of 240 to 290 degree counter clockwise from true North.

After all, both camps tend to exaggerate their powers, and to fall prey to the lure of the anecdote, rejecting data and studies that do not fit what they know must be true.

Why do you disagree with me? are your disagreements based on rejecting data; do you have alternative data to offer; do you draw different logical conclusions from the same data?

Civil libertarians in the UK had been expecting the parliament to reject "data retention" of this kind and then to use that decision to try to overturn the UK government's unilateral moves in that direction.

Intuition is a very useful tool, but it shouldn't be used to reject data that doesn't support it.