Sentences with phrase «data on their clue»

Some consumers have reported problems with «false flagging», where bas data on a CLUE report causes an insurer to drop a policy or raise premiums.

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It would be the first of several key data points between now and the Fed's December meeting that could offer clues on the timing of the next interest rate hike.

Use Charts For Clues Some of the most successful stock market investors have effectively identified stars on the basis of price and volume data committed to memory.

If the annual pace of output offers a more reliable signal for the economy by minimizing short - term noise, the latest GDP data offers a clue for expecting that the expansion will roll on at a healthy clip for the near term.

U.S. stocks rose, with the Standard & Poor's 500 Index near a record, as investors weighed economic data for clues on the timing of higher interest rates amid optimism that a deal on Greek aid is within reach.

But before expressing this belief, Fr Holloway makes a general remark about the nature of scientific knowledge which may serve as an introduction to Polanyi's refutation of Scientific Positivism and his proposal that science is Personal Knowledge: «It is most significant that here, as so very often in the discoveries of science, it was not the inductive data which was the real beginning of the breakthrough in knowledge, but a deductive vision glimpsed through scanty data which thrilled and excited the mind... from then on the hunt is up for the clues and the final proof.»

«Even if a small congregation doesn't desire to have a 3,500 - person worship service, it still looks to the programmatic characteristics of the megachurch for clues about what it should be doing,» wrote Thumma in an analysis of the data recently posted on the Hartford Seminary Web site (www.FACT.hartsem.edu).

Share the data about how we can near breastfeeding goals because I didn't really have a clue and I think like a lot of all the other moms that are on the podcasts today, I sabotaged myself and didn't even realize it.

They now must await the outcome of the next candidate in the pipeline of more than 30 products in clinical testing and mine the STEP data for clues on ways to develop one that works.

«We're busy working on analyzing the infrared data from this special view of the Saturn system,» said Phil Nicholson, a visual and infrared mapping spectrometer team member from Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y. «The infrared data should tell us more about the sizes of the particles which make up the D, E, F and G rings, and how these sizes vary with location in the rings, as well as providing clues as to their chemical composition.»

«Our team studied thousands of molecular clues in each of these samples, sifting through extensive data on the activity of genes, proteins and other molecules to identify those of most interest,» says Katrina Waters, a biologist at PNNL and a corresponding author of the study.

«Our team studied thousands of molecular clues in each of these samples, sifting through extensive data on the activity of genes, proteins, and other molecules to identify those of most interest,» said Katrina Waters, the leader of the PNNL team and a corresponding author of the paper.

Now, data on the new planets, combined with previous information, provide two important clues that suggest stars are prolific planet factories.

Genetic data combined with information on gene expression and epigenomics in relevant tissues, and clinical information, can provide clues about the effects of genetic changes within an individual's genome that increase or decrease one's risk of developing type 2 diabetes and its complications, including heart and kidney disease.

Data from a study done 20 years ago on maternal - infant HIV transmission give clues that could lead to better HIV vaccine design

Chung and Khurana used the wealth of data from the yeast alpha - synuclein toxicity model to clue them in on key cellular processes that became perturbed as patient neurons aged in the dish.

These missions gathered data on the physical conditions during entry for clues about the performance of the sample return capsule's thermal protection system and about the manner of breakup during controlled re-entries of spacecraft lacking such thermal protection.

By gathering data on students» online behaviors in computerized education programs, researchers are getting clues on how students engage with them.

Also, data, figures and clues in questions shed light on how to go about solving «tricky» problems.

And the state no longer collects data on which schools show unusually high rates of erasures on answer sheets — sometimes a clue, experts say, that either students or school officials might be cheating.

Not only does Thought Catalog have a sweetheart's grip on a hugely desirable, reading demographic in modern culture, but it also has mastered the data stream's clues to what that demographic wants, and when.

One does analysis based on historical data that tell significant stories and provide significant information which are explained by Justin in his webinar about analyzing trends which provide important clues to which the market is heading.

However, based on the available data, the presence of autofluorescent material does not provide us with specific clues about the cellular and molecular disease mechanisms resulting in photoreceptor loss and retinal degeneration.

So doing the case file investigation system was a way for us to show that Batman can take data from a crime scene and reconstruct exactly what happened based simply on what clues he can find on the ground.

The gameplay resembles recent games like What Remains of Edith Finch where players will be taking their time in each room, studying the environment, looking for clues, secrets, solving puzzles and understanding your findings, according to the game's page, the game relies on visual cues rather than being fed the story like in conventional games, players will have to go a step further and actually invest time in understanding whatever data they find.

Some kind scientist here on RealClimate clued me in on some of the differences between the satellite data and the ground - based series.

The team also compared these results with regional economic and demographic data, as well as other information that provided clues to the sources — for example, data on human populations, livestock populations, electricity production from power plants, oil and natural gas production, production from oil refineries, rice production, and coal production.

The same issues have dogged other attempts by climate scientists to glean clues on climate trends from bodies of data collected by satellites and weather balloons for other reasons (not to mention ongoing attempts to discern climate patterns in tree rings, ice layers, and other natural substitutes for thermometers; remember the «hockey stick» debate?).

Lee was SMS before there was SMS... But his nuggets, once deciphered, were like riddles and clues to treasures of data on any topic.He had the knack of interdisciplinary data mining, to cut to the heart of social responses to bus - rapid - transit in Xian or Makati, or to the illogic of cash for guzzler programs that claim one thing yet deliver another, or to a longitudinal housing preference survey that could me mined for data on the economics of transport choices.Lee saw the forests and the trees in a dance as whimsical as his Jazz.

Like mad Inquisitors, they pounce on imagined clues... torturing the data — as the old joke goes about economists — till the data confess.

The number of skeptics that haven't a clue about the effect of noise and fluctuations on the data set is incredible.

Scientists rely on data gleaned from satellites for information on how our climate already has changed, and for clues on how it might change in the future.

Regarding SSW events and N. Europe or British Isle weather, without the modern satellite data some potential clues on these would be sudden outbreaks of extreme cold (20C or more below average) with persistent NE or E winds (as the vortex is disrupted).

Although the books strikes me as a little text - heavy for the younger members of that set, it's meant to be one that teachers and students use together to explore how scientists gather data about the natural world, and analyze it for clues on global warming's progress and impacts.

You can download all the raw station data yourself here: ftp://ftp.ncdc.noaa.gov/pub/data/ushcn/v2.5/ I really have no clue why people keep harping on this «exact number of active real stations» question when its trivial to answer...

On the inside, a vague and almost unreadable cyan legend gives no clue that the proxy data has been modified.

It is sadly common to see crowns attempt to tender a generic «security director» at a phone company as an expert on this subject, when in fact they haven't the foggiest clue how the data is generated or what it means.

Not being a practicing lawyer, I've required more than a moment to clue into the depth and difficulty of the problems facing law firms and their clients as a result of all of the current forms of electronic data, ranging from emails to material on web sites, or blogs for that matter.

OnePlus will be launching their next flagship model on 14th June 2016, the price will be unveiled then, but taking clue from the Zauba Import data it seems that the OnePlus 3 could be priced at around Rs. 25K.

We've called it Shifr based on the extension it adds to encrypted files, but G Data security researcher Karsten Hahn has told Bleeping Computer that an initial analysis of this new threat reveals clues that Shifr might be related to Trojan.Encoder.6491, the first ever ransomware written in Go, discovered last year by Dr.Web security researchers.

As that name should immediately clue you in, we're looking at a smartwatch with its own cellular connectivity, no longer dependent on a tethered smartphone for mobile data.

Mortgage interest rates dipped slightly this week, as brokers and borrowers combed through recent economic data, seeking clues as to whether the U.S. economy is — or isn't — on the mend.

Our data shows that construction activity trends with economic changes, so having a sense of what the community is doing in remodeling can clue you in on things like gentrification trends and residential redevelopments (flipped houses).