Sentence examples for term for data from inspiring English sources

"My conclusion after reviewing all the data is that these results are just not very robust," Professor Krueger said, using an academic term for data that hang together under repeated examination.

This suggested lack of understanding is echoed by Julian Huppert, the Liberal Democrats' candidate for Cambridge and co-author of the party's proposal for a digital bill of rights (which incidentally suggests a prison term for data offenders – does the government count?).

The first term is the ML term for data encoding, and the second term is a penalty function that inhibits the number of free parameters of the model to become very large.

Of course, as Johns Hopkins professor Thomas Rid pointed out on Twitter, Facebook "likely has *extraordinary* telemetry," referring to an industry term for data about cyberattacks.

The United States provides the most generous terms for data exclusivity, which keeps critical information about the drugs out of the hands of generic drugmakers.

Learning outcomes for this packet included the interpretation of statistical test results and knowledge of important terms for data analysis.

Other investigators not belonging to the IgAN Consortium, who would like to have access to the DNA Bank for genetic studies, must submit the study design to the scientific committee represented by the principal investigators of the IgAN Consortium research units (F.P.S., F.S., A.A., J.F., E.A., K.Z., L.Z). [see Additional file 1] and must agree to the terms for data publication.

In this regard the European Commission has developed prescribed standard contract terms for data transfer agreements (Commission Decision 2010/87/EU), as well as a method whereby a multinational corporation can develop binding corporate rules that, subject to approval through EU cooperation procedures, would ensure acceptability of a transfer (for more on this, see [ 88]).

The linear regression models included terms for data collection method (pCRF/eCRF), randomization, geographical area (regional/national), level of risk, number of patients, number of centers and number of variables, time from the opening of the first center to database lock.

The formal term for expressing data relationships is a data model.

The title of data scientist is slightly controversial, dismissed by some as the latest buzzword, a glorified term for a data analyst or just a new name for a statistician.