Sentence examples for the data cited by from inspiring English sources

Much of the data cited by student journals has no statistical validity.

"The data cited by the media is very meager and much more study is needed to draw any meaningful conclusions".

Army officials also cited discrepancies in the data cited by Dr. Kuklo, saying he had described more injuries than Walter Reed records showed.

But consultants for the company dispute the data cited by government scientists to back up their conclusion that the project caused the earthquake: their own data, they said, proves that the quake originated more than two miles from the site of the plant and six miles below the earth's surface.

Gen Alexander said much of the data cited by non-US news outlets was actually collected by European intelligence services and later shared with the NSA.

The data cited by Gateley thus do not appear to agree with the evolutionary consensus that the strepsirrhine primate O. garnettii is much more closely related to humans than alligators are.

The Pew Forum data cited by Mr. Hungerman showed that of those who left Catholicism because of the abuse scandals, 6 percent converted to a Baptist church and 17 percent converted to "other Christian" churches, defined as separate from the "mainline" Protestant denominations like the Methodists, Lutherans and Presbyterians, which drew 8 percent of those Catholics disaffected by the scandals.

The question which of both tests, if any, would be more appropriate for screening is very complex (see, for example, Haug and Brenner, 2005) and far from being answered by the selected data cited by Shastri and Stein.

According to a study from 2011 -- the most recent data cited by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People -- 68percentt of black Americans live within 30 miles of a coal-fired power plant, compared to just 56percentt of the white population.

And while the author believed that the plane circled for two hours, records indicate a shorter time frame, though even those records are unclear: the F.A.A. reported that 55 minutes elapsed between when the pilot reported a problem and when the plane landed; radar data cited by The Atlantic, on the other hand, indicates a total flight time of just 42 minutes.

As has become the norm with these types of live musical events, social media was rampant with "Grease: Live"  Abour 1.2 million tweets were sent about the the telecast, according to Nielsen data cited by the network.