Sentence examples for tranche of data from inspiring English sources

Together, they have analysed the latest tranche of data collected by the European Space Agency's Planck satellite, which was launched on the Ariane 5 rocket in 2009.

The first tranche of data analysed by Reuters, showed that five of the world's largest investment banks, including Bank of America and Deutsche Bank, paid no corporation tax in the UK in 2014.

Britain's most senior tax official told MPs she was confident civil servants told ministers in 2010 about a tranche of data that uncovered avoidance and evasion at HSBC's Swiss bank.

In an acknowledgement that it has lost the public relations battle on TTIP, the European commission is preparing to release a tranche of data showing the benefits of transatlantic trade for towns and cities across the EU.

According to the latest tranche of data from the Scottish Social Attitudes survey – the most comprehensive and longest-standing study of its kind in Scotland – one of the most significant shifts was apparent in attitudes to gay and lesbian relationships, with the proportion who held the view that they are "not wrong at all" increasing from 29% in 2000 to 59% in 2015.

This is the second tranche of data from the British Social Attitudes Survey released on the NHS.

One line of investigation is likely to focus on the possibility of an "economic hack", says Moyce, whereby an offshore employee is offered multiples of their annual salary in return for a tranche of customer data.

In the new transparency age, ushered in today by the release of the first tranche of public data from the Treasury's jealously guarded Coins (Combined Online Information System), the migration conference would have had a very rough ride indeed.

Variants from the Nordborg et al. (2005) Sanger data contained in the designated genomic intervals but not contained in a tranche of the WGS data were considered false negatives for the purpose of calculating sensitivity.

As part of the government's attempts to develop an alternative measure of national performance to GDP, the Office for National Statistics has published its first tranche of detailed subjective data exploring how happiness and anxiety levels vary according to factors including sex and ethnic group.

It's like reading a cross-sectional tranche of Nectar Card data.