Sentence examples for the decade of data from inspiring English sources
Between 2008 and 2009, magazines lost, on average, one-quarter of their ad pages — the worst drop in the decade of data that the bureau, which measures virtually all major American magazines, had readily available.
Indian glaciers are among the least studied in the world, lacking the decades of data that scientists need to deduce trends.
Although volatile, yearly CFP totals demonstrated a moderate overall increase in CFP calls across the decade of available data (Table 1; see also Supplemental Material, Figures S1 and S2).
A simple way to do this is to equate the capital-output ratio in the initial period to the average for the first decade of data, begin{aligned} frac{K_{1955} }{Y_{1955} }=frac{1}{10}sum nolimits _{t=1956}^{1965} {frac{K_t }{Y_t }}.
The past decade of data breaches has been dominated by the conventional wisdom and this public perception: "Follow the money".
"We started thinking about the next decade of data processing and how enterprises are struggling with the new big data stacks like Hadoop," he told us.
They published a global analysis of cloud measurements spanning the first decade of data from a cloud-measuring instrument flying on NASA's Terra satellite.
The resulting decade of data conclusively showed what black and brown New Yorkers already knew from experience: cops disproportionately stop people of color, and stop them without cause and with greater use of force.
We also tested whether the decade of ATSR fire data were representative and spatially similar to long-term fire patterns by comparing ATSR data to a map of large forest fires recorded in Canada between 1959 to 2002 [37] (Text S2, Figure S2).
Using a GIS approach, we present the Royal Thai Army dataset, expanded to include the decade of 1991 2000 and data precision refined to the district level.
As a result, we chose to use the most recent decade of data (1997 2006), rather than the full time-period as the basis for developing the relationships used to project future mortality (see Results section for additional discussion).
