Sentence examples for suggesting that the data from inspiring English sources

That could be interpreted as suggesting that the data we supplied to the reporter is based on all of Hudson United's lending in New Jersey in 1998.

Mr. Webster, who was present during the interview with NPR, said Dr. Grotzinger had been talking more generally about the quality of data coming back from Curiosity and was not suggesting that the data contained a breakthrough surprise.

The points on the graph lay close to the straight line suggesting that the data is normally distributed.

However, the pseudo first-order R2 values were also relatively high (>0.9600) suggesting that the data could be adequately described by both models.

Currently Point and Find is being used with closed, high-quality datasets — geography, movie posters, and the like — but Henry showed obvious excitement when suggesting that the data could be user-augmented (he seemed to stop short of user-generated info).

The resultant membership degrees are very high except that of Hungary, which has a membership degree of 0.56 for the fourth cluster and 0.39 for the fifth cluster, suggesting that the data of Basic-School Entrepreneurial Education and Training data of Hungary shows profile between those of these two clusters.

But others suggested that the data doesn't tell the whole story.

The company began to suspect the breach in November, when law enforcement approached the company with what a third party claimed was "user data;" Lord's post suggests that the data included forged cookies.

In his written response to the allegations, Poehlman suggested that the data had gotten out of hand, accumulating numerous errors because of handling by multiple technicians and postdocs over the years.

This is also true – days lost to strikes are down at near-record lows: And yet the report then suggests that the data misses certain types of industrial action.

This similarity suggests that the data acquisition and the processing are stable and reliable.