Sentences with phrase «data points at»

Data points at which the mother was pregnant were excluded (n = 48 for 15 mo, n = 69 for 24 mo, and n = 358 for 36 mo).

DiscoverOrg's team of 250 + researchers refreshes every data point at minimum every 90 days — ensuring customers reach the right buyers with the right message at the right time.

DiscoverOrg's team of over 250 researchers refreshes every data point at minimum every 90 days — ensuring customers reach the right buyers with the right message at the right time.

DiscoverOrg's team of almost 250 + researchers refreshes every data point at minimum every 90 days — ensuring customers reach the right buyers with the right message at the right time.

Over 250 + researchers refresh every data point at minimum every 90 days — ensuring customers reach the right buyers with the right message at the right time.

One data point at FLEXX measures exactly one angle and one energy transfer, with a measurement time of several seconds up to several minutes, depending on the sample.

Laura Spinney mentions two reference datum points at which sea level is measured in the UK, at Newlyn and Belfast...

«While further studies are planned to dissect more precisely their mechanism of action in the context of brain aging, our preliminary data point at a role in modulating neuroinflammation, but we have not ruled out additional mechanisms.»

2016 is a «data point at the end of many data points that indicates» long - term warming, Deke

Each test result is just one data point at one moment in time and susceptible to a host of factors that impact test performance.

There is one data point at the first start year and it covers the first ten years.

The data point at the change of sign was taken as the date of the minimum in the annual cycle for each year.

You could also, use the previous cloud cover data I pointed you at.

It appears that the IPCC graph that Koonan used was graphed with the 18 year data point at the start of the 18 year period (Noonan did not copy the caption so I could not tell from his graph).

But «These models can not explain the high sea levels in the Pliocene period [from 5.3 million to 2.5 million years ago, which began warm and with high sea levels, but cooled towards the end], for example, where data point at a less stable Antarctic ice sheet than in the current models.»

Not exact matches

When the researchers looked at data from that particular study, they found that taller boys and girls performed significantly better at age 3 on a test in which they had to point to pictures of different words.

Sensors at each facility collect data points regarding factors like humidity, temperature, and light.

Private - sector economists are pointing to a surfeit of positive data, while Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz remains wary (or, as Poloz himself put it at press conference last week, «decidedly neutral»).

The French - born Karpeles, 30, is suspected of falsifying data on the outstanding balance of the exchange, at one point the world's largest hub for trading the digital currency, they added.

Many businesses may be unaware that it is their responsibility to protect their customers» data from theft and fraud at the point of sale, not the payment service you use.

This is an extremely important point, and contrasts with the position of media pundits and investment advisors who consistently cite other data as a rationale for being in the market at all times.

Since I'm writing for Data Sheet this week, and not CEO Daily, I should point out that all of this Change - the - World - Don't - Be-Evil stuff started in the tech sector — even if some players (looking at you, Facebook) have wandered astray.

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At this point, all brands need a strong data strategy.

Dubai's recovery is happening, at least that's what stakeholders and data points are showing.

That's because it will be one of the few remaining data points that Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and the rest of the Federal Open Market Committee will have before they decide whether or not to begin the process of raising interest rates at their upcoming meeting December 15th and 16th.

An analysis of the data suggests that entrepreneurs and small businesses with revenue under $ 9 million (the break - even point) should take a hard look at outsourcing these key business functions.

Analysts are currently calling for 140,000 new job's in the government's report this Friday, but the sum of the data in recent days is mixed at best as both ISM reports point to weak hiring, but this morning's data points to better than expected figures.

At your data collection points, whether you are looking to acquire email addresses, phone numbers, payment information, social media logins or any other sensitive data, let the users know exactly what information they are giving your business and have them agree to it.

And when the FCC's 2010 rules foreclosed charging websites for data traveling inside an ISP's network, they found a way to charge websites at the point where data entered the ISPs» networks.

Carriers must submit advance air cargo data to U.S. authorities at the earliest point practicable prior to loading of the cargo.

«You just have to assume that your data is going to be compromised at some point,» she says.

Martin arrived at that figure by using a wide range of data points and Apple's 30 % revenue share with developers.

Now, there's at least one data point to suggest they might: Amgen's Repatha was shown to strip out dangerous arterial plaque in 64 % of patients in a trial.

At some point in the not - distant future, Griffith will have the most accurate tool around for measuring an individual's (or collective's) energy use as well as a gigantic pile of data, both of which will be commercially quite valuable as we are pushed toward a greener lifestyle.

The $ 80 - a-month starting point makes Verizon's unlimited plan costlier than T - Mobile One, which starts at $ 70 a month for a single line, and Sprint's unlimited data plan, which normally costs $ 60 a month.

Brands have to think of their customers not just as targets or data points, but as active, ongoing partners; a quick look at crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter, Indiegogo, The Lending Club, or Kiva will reveal why.

We live in a mobile world today, and almost all innovation in media and technology is happening at end points that touch people (phones, vehicles, electronics, homes) and connection points that aggregate data and extract knowledge (the cloud).

As a marketer, I can't really do anything with a data point about the percentage of business travelers who are women — at least not anything that will differentiate from all of the rest of my competitors.

«At some point they are going to say there is a smaller set of countries where we will let our data go, and the United States won't be one of them.»

After that comment raised eyebrows, FICO — creator of the most widely used credit - scoring system — clarified that «at this point, social media data is not part of any FICO score.»

(At this point, it's also worth noting that Facebook's claims about the effectiveness of Free Basics as a development tool in India are highly debatable — the vast majority of those who took up the offer were existing Internet users who wanted some free data, and it seems a very small number of genuinely new users actually graduated to the world of paid - for Internet access.

Other data last week had painted a somewhat mixed view of the economy at the start of the year, with inflationary pressures easing — possibly pointing to softening activity — but better - than - expected import and export growth.

The proposal would also allow the commission to explore usage - based pricing at some point, in which consumers are charged based on how much data they use and companies are able to subsidize traffic to their websites or applications.»

At this point, pretty much any economic data report is of interest to U.S. markets, with the Federal Reserve watching closely for evidence of a sustained economic recovery before it finally implements its long - awaited interest rate hike.

«If you look at more current information, you will see that these data points are not demonstrative of our current network, community impact, and both the direct and indirect job creation near fulfillment centers,» a company representative said previously, adding that «Amazon's investments led to the creation of 200,000 additional non-Amazon jobs, ranging from construction jobs to healthcare industry positions.»

Robert Morse, the Chief Data Strategist at U.S. News & World Report, pointed primarily to faculty and employability as reasons Yale ranks No. 1.

The note then runs through a bunch of things ranging from pricing power (the incumbents could, and in some cases already do, provide tiered access at different price points), size (they could buy up disruptive rivals) and access to data (some markets are easier to break in to than others).

While the asthma trial data is just one point, the study's results could go a long way in assuring scientists that information generated through the platform (at least for certain kinds of studies) is on point.

But if and when it does, as seems likely at this point, the likes of Facebook and Google may find themselves facing more complaints by Europeans angered at the treatment of their data.