Sentence examples for using data published by from inspiring English sources

New-home prices fell 0.7 percent, according to a Reuters calculation using data published by the National Bureau of Statistics.

From location to location I saw people using data published by councils and the government, using technology from companies with APIs and mashing them together to build things that can make a tangible impact on people's day-to-day lives.

What Lawson neglected to mention and which no journalist sought to quiz him about was a graph featuring prominently at the top of every page on the foundation's website, using data published by the Climatic Research Unit and the Met Office's Hadley Centre.

Not straying too far from home, we ended up using data published by the Guardian's own Datablog, which often contain tables and Google Docs spreadsheets that can easily be exported to a CSV, which we then translated into JSON for our application to use.

Maximum likelihood estimates of the parameters of the Gompertz equation based on the derived probability density are calculated using data published by Zwietering et al. [23] for the growth of Lactobacillus plantarum under different temperatures.

We have also evaluated gravity changes due to the fluctuation of the Kuroshio axis using data published by the Hydrographic and Oceanographic Department of the Japan Coast Guard (http://www1.kaiho.mlit.go.jp/KANKYO/KAIYO/qboc/index.html; in Japanese).

Based on the Engel Blackwell Miniard (EBM) model, this study used data published by the Tourism Bureau of Taiwan to develop a decision support system for tourist attractions.

To this end we focused on human data sets and used data published by Chabardes-Garonne et al [26], Higgins et al. [27], Cuellar et al [28], and Nyström et al. [29].

To further confirm the result of increased expression variability in U-CLL we used data published by Haslinger et al. [ 29].

To learn logical models for these systems, we used data published by the above authors on the activity (phosphorylation) levels of certain proteins under different cellular conditions.

These are data files generated by Lars Vilhuber based on public-use data published by the U.S. Census Bureau.