Sentence examples for used data about from inspiring English sources

A 2010 Griffith university paper found earlier versions of the Econtech report had not accurately used data about the cost of commercial and residential jobs.

The study used data about 9,395 women 65 and older, most of them white, who participated in a multicenter study of osteoporotic fractures.

The payments company benefitted from being part of eBay in at least three ways, he said: it signed up eBay buyers and sellers as customers without significant marketing costs; it used data about eBay transactions to improve its own products; and it used eBay's capital for investments.

Finally, we used data about the total number of calls and texts generated in Milan by all users of a mobile carrier, over a period of two months.

Researchers used data about adult female populations from three surveys (one in each of Argentina, South Africa and Australia) and extrapolated to include unsurveyed areas and estimated counts of males and calves (using available male:female and adult:calf ratios), giving an estimated 1997 population of 7,500 animals.

We used data about sex, age, marital status, and region of origin.

Yet, to operate in our modern world, we make a series of "agreements" with companies selling us services: they will collect and use data about us in return for providing the services.

I.B.M. plans to provide services around MicroStrategy's software, which helps companies organize and use data about customers.

Consumer-brand companies are increasingly trying to use data about people to deliver different ads to them based on their demographics and behavior online.

Retailers are increasingly using data about how customers adopt their services, learning which are most popular and how best to allocate resources.

The Student Loans Company would continue to administer all accounts and purchasers would only be allowed to use data about borrowers for the specific purpose of managing the loans.