Sentence examples for substituting data from inspiring English sources

They concoct what they call a "synthetic counterfactual", meaning a projection of how EU members' economies would have performed had they not joined the EU, by substituting data from non-member countries with similar economies.

Then, by substituting data of this experiment, shown by Barendswaard et al. (2001) (shrinkage half-life time was 6.5 days along 20 days, for 18.5 MBq initial dose activity of 131I that corresponds to 2.881 J) in Eq. (2.1.16), calculation of the initial tumor energy shows that (2.4.2 that corresponds to 8.168 MBq only.

Efficiency, substituting data for raw materials, and renewables for fossils, are the keys.

For patients who completed the endpoint analysis earlier than week 26, a last observation carried forward (LOCF) approach was used (i.e., substituting data gathered at week 12, 18, or 26).

Missing data are also problematic for interpreting PROs but substituting data from those who complete the trial will mislead as their outcomes are likely to be more positive than those who discontinue.

The sizing survey aims to substitute data for hunches.

Weather stations occasionally use substituted data for quality control purposes.

Brown, italicized text is used to indicate substituted data.

In place of opinion, ego, and authority, Spotify works hard to substitute data, experimentation, and open dialogue about root causes.

BLAME In an appearance before the financial crisis panel in mid-January, Mr. Blankfein said overdependence on credit ratings, risk models that substituted data for judgment, and a fundamental mispricing of risk also contributed to the crisis.

Those papers, Blume explains, were red-flagged by the Bell Labs committee as likely containing "substituted data," a clear case of scientific misconduct.