Sentence examples for the data echoes from inspiring English sources

The data echoes a strong reading from Markit's PMI output index for February.

The data echo a suggestion made by Virchow in 1848 that "the improvement of medicine would eventually prolong human life, but improvement of social conditions could achieve this result now more rapidly and more successfully".

The federal disciplinary data echoes a major study in Texas last year that showed racial disparities in school discipline.

The fresh data echoed numbers on Thursday showing that the breakneck growth in new loans and industrial production through the spring had also slowed in May.

This data echoes the finding from a new Freedom of Information request that shows up to a third of domestic incidents recorded by the police are classified as repeat incidents.

The data with echo power higher than 20 dB are plotted.

Key themes emerged from the data which echo the theoretical benefits of narrative learning—I will try to highlight these links throughout.

These data echo the concerns that law enforcement executives have expressed for the past decade and communicated again to Attorney General Holder earlier this week.

These data echo the findings of research already undertaken and which has addressed the physical symptoms of those with supportive care needs which suggests considerable symptom burden [ 24].

In the case of G8, we suspected preferential trapping by Medicago truncatula (Lavire C, unpublished data), echoing the homology of SpG8-7 with sensors of E. meliloti the symbiont of M. truncatula.

But other data echo the law center's findings.