Sentence examples for that meant data from inspiring English sources

That meant data that had been stored in a former version of the site was now public domain.

Security and law enforcement would like this "metadata" – a law enforcement and security organisation term that means "data" - because it's hugely informative and they don't need a warrant to get it.

That means data would remain in memory when the computer was turned off.

That means data flowing from devices to other devices via the hub and perhaps also to external servers, suppliers etc.

That means data across populations of patients can be analyzed to find what treatments are most effective or to get early warnings on dangerous drug interactions.

That means data will be forwarded by several relays before reaching the destination.

We allowed the simulated number to have a random variation around that mean; data were log-transformed to ensure that incidence was positive.

There were hidden missing variables in GPRD that meant that if data were missing, they were classified as not present.

That also means data can live on the device and connectivity can be disrupted without disturbing security.

It can be observed that Bolsena mean data are intermediate with respect to other situations reported in Table  3.

In a clothes shop, that means using your data to personalise shopping.