Sentence examples for situated data from inspiring English sources

The papers we have introduced in this special issue make a contribution to redressing that balance and in doing so they demonstrate the valuable contribution that social sciences can make in questioning the taken-for‐granted assumptions of prevailing ideology, in developing illuminating theory, and in testing and modifying existing theory in the light of empirical situated data.

Greenpeace applauds Yahoo's practice of situating data centers near sources of clean energy.

But that hasn't stopped most of the major banks and some of the other large corporations in America from situating data centers in the Phoenix area.

Data are nested when data at lower levels are situated within data at higher levels.

The amount schools spend on each of their pupils can vary by as much as £31,000 and depends on where in England they are situated, new data reveals.

Social Practice Theory requires a research design that situates data generation techniques into the 'space' in which the practices are performed and gives equal investigative consideration to the physical and social spheres of practices.

In order to improve the prospects for verifying self-reported data in future, IHP+Results will take steps to situate future data collection as an in-country process and also encourage a discussion of draft results by in-country stakeholders.

Thus, the primary aim of this paper is to critically examine the claim that infant data provide strong evidence for the mirror neuron theory of action understanding, and to situate infant data within an alternative theory of the function of the motor system during action observation.

In presenting the findings we use pseudonyms, and identify the type of clinic where the provider worked, in order to situate the data.

Second, situating QTL data within a phylogenetic framework would directly account for the statistical dependencies that accompany any mapping comparison among three or more taxa.

In the field of social sciences (in which this study is situated), Likert-type data are consistently treated as interval data and used in the regression analysis (Johnson and Slovic 1995; Peters et al. 1997; Sjoberg 1998; Leiserowitz 2006).