Sentence examples for the data is understood from inspiring English sources

The data is understood to show that hospitals in England ended the first quarter (April, May and June) £800m in the red – almost as big as last year's £822m annual deficit – and that, without a major crackdown on agency staff, are on course to lose £2bn by next March.

In the remainder of this article, sense data are understood in the sense articulated in section 1.1, and the Sense Data Theory is understood simply as the theory that there are such things, that is, that in perception one is directly aware of mind-dependent things that have the properties that perceptually appear to us.

However, as the limitations of 2D data are understood, expression analysis research is being pursued in 3D face modality.

It is important that our data be understood in the context of this existing information, in a setting that is familiar to researchers in biology.

From the FTIR data, it is understood that the characteristic peak of Ce-O is present in both samples.

While no communications companies are understood to have deleted any data, it is understood the firms - in the face of mounting pressure from campaigners - were pressing the government to act quickly to clarify the law.

The documentation and analysis of the data was well understood and performed by the staff of the CTC.

What becomes clear in the comparison between survey findings of the Dignity in Care survey and other empirical data is that the data can be understood both within a philosophical framework such as that of Nordenfelt [ 28, 29] and from the microsociological perspective of writers such as Woolhead et al [ 39].

Although many more of Henry's royal charters have been identified, the task of interpreting these records, the financial information in the pipe rolls and wider economic data from the reign is understood to be more challenging than once thought.

The data can be understood by the least tech-savvy executives, which makes cost-saving decisions a breeze.

The condensed meaning units were further shortened into codes; a labeling that allows the data to be understood in relation to the context.