Sentence examples for sensational data from inspiring English sources
The most sensational data about Oxygen8 provided by the company are charts that indicate a greater oxygen content in the blood of people who drink the water about 90 seconds after swallowing it, based on blood tests of about 50 volunteer drinkers.
However, overinterpretation and sensational reporting of research data by the media misled many lay persons into believing that the means to reverse aging had been discovered.
Cheshire's deputy chief constable, Graeme Gerrard, said the data undermined more sensational estimates, such as the widely-repeated but dubious claim that the average Briton passes under 300 cameras a day.
Expressed in modern terms, the subjective qualities are construed as qualia, or as qualities of sensory individuals such as sensa or sense-data or as sensational properties.
Should we run for the hills, far away from the BI and big data space before it implodes?! Sensational headlines are sometimes just that… sensational.
The sensational nature of the discovery means the BICEP2 data will be subjected to intense peer review.
The following example from a newspaper in 1831, reveals a sensational story for a maritime or meteorological historian, as well as including observational data.
According to a US study reports of single sensational events at a hospital is more important for patients' choice of a hospital than data on general mortality [ 49].
Really, they were sensational.
