Sentences with phrase «data points from»

NIC released its latest Skilled Nursing Data Report on March 15, which included key data points from January 2012 through December 2016.

NIC released its latest Skilled Nursing Data Report in June, providing key monthly data points from April 2012 through March 2017.

NIC released its latest Skilled Nursing Data Report in December, providing key monthly data points from October 2011 through September 2016.

Wireless sensors can generate millions of data points from automated building systems across a global portfolio of facilities, and human analysts can use this data to optimize system and facility performance.

Interested buyers are still gathering data points from Target and no bids have been submitted yet, he adds.

And then below the paragraph section you have a bulleted list highlighting key accomplishments and data points from that job.

We collect over one hundred data points from both you and all your potential candidates.

Collect data points from multiple analysts and editorial teams for sorting and inputing into group database

Leveraging some seriously compelling data points from Wakefield Research and an interactive quiz, MOO has found there's a major twin - track career phenomenon.

Signum; secure access device on the Ubiq blockchain; The system uses data points collected through NFC, RFID and 13 data points from a user's fingerprint to assemble and broadcast a unique transaction.

«In theory, it is even more secure,» he told TechNewsWorld, «since it scans more data points from a face to make sure it is you that is accessing the iPhone.»

The chart above has a sample of the first 10 data points from each run, as well as the overall average power consumption of all 30 measurements.

Research company MusicWatch publicly released data points from its Annual Music Study, measuring relative popularity among leading streaming music outlets YouTube, Pandora, Spotify, iHeartRadio, VEVO, and iTunes Radio.

After reviewing a number of data points from Ms. Miller's blog post, Mr. O'Keefe applies the statistics to the legal sector.

Today, thanks to the work of Spaeth and his colleagues Professors Jeffery Segal, Lee Epstein and Sarah Benesh, the database has been expanded to encompass more than two hundred data points from every case the Supreme Court has decided since 1791.

At the California Supreme Court Review, we've mined dozens of data points from every one of the more than 3,000 decisions handed down by the California Supreme Court from 1994 through 2017.

This latest edition of the report includes new comparative pricing benchmarks from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, along with millions of transaction - level data points from the EnergySage Solar Marketplace from July 2015 to June 2016.

for example, take N data points from the past.

Nor do the above caveats of non-robustness properly deal with the dependence of their 20th century uptick on their deletion of 20th century data points from critical series and the importation of earlier data points into the 20th century by unjustifiable coretop re-dating.

Re: RomanM (Mar 28 06:26), Note also that in that 1998 paper they refer several times to specific data points from the 1400's, in Table 1 and in the text.

First cost is US$ 1,351.78 per hectare, [5] based on meta - analysis of 6 data points from 4 sources.

Net profit margin is $ 495.28 per hectare per year, based on 20 data points from 7 sources.

Carbon sequestration rates are set at 4.7 tons per hectare per year, based on 13 data points from 9 sources.

Let's take two of the data points from that map: Look at this one http://pages.science-skeptical.de/MWP/Rolland-2009.html showing it warm between about 1200 and the late 1300s but cold in the 1100s and about average before that.

In addition, the calculations use some complementary data points from the most recent scientific literature.

I am pointing out that your single exponential is a very poor fit to the post 1960 rise which is supposed to be causing alarming AGW, because you only use two data points from this period when there is 640 individual monthly averages available.

There are data points from Poona with winds without the severe rain.

A group of people analyzing sea level data points from satellite altimetry, where the errors inherent in the methodology are greater than the absolute trend itself and all sorts of adjustments must be made to get anything out of the raw data, are in much worse shape than the guy making the mark in stone.

Yeah the resolution is really low because all I did was capture Easterbrook's graph and use photoshop to clone the entire thing over by 50 years so it correctly ended at 1855, and then I added the modern part by plotting about 30 data points from GRIP, and then played connect the dots with photoshop.

It is based on minimizing the sum of squares of the departures of the data points from the linear model.

R.B.I. 14 will feature all 30 MLB teams and 480 active players with characteristics based on hundreds of millions of data points from our extensive statistical database.

Like every other successful game studio has ever done in fact, only they do it with billions of data points from millions of users.

Data points from others do nt always apply.

While most data points from people using this strategy have been positive, it does appear that some rare mortgage / rent and credit card combinations do not trigger the bonus points.

But thanks to data points from other folks in the miles & points community, there might be an exception to the AMEX rule.

Few recent data points from FT show that AA egiftcards and United Gift Registry work to trigger credit.

Kent: I've personally converted prior to 1 year, but would love more data points from readers.

«We'll be comparing the data points from our original study to measure the current scope of the problem and how far cat welfare has come since we started our focused, national work on this issue in 2012.»

The primary outcome was longitudinal change on the PTSD Checklist, including data points from a cross-sectional assessment and a longitudinal record review.

In this five - year follow up report, CFHS compared data points from the original 2012 study to those in 2017 to update our understanding of the cat overpopulation problem and how far cat welfare has come since CFHS increased its focus on this issue in 2012.

We also cross-checked city locations and in some cases substituted data points from neighboring cities within 50 miles.

OHLC and candlestick charts are generated either live at millisecond intervals and frozen at the end of the minute, or by using the four applicable data points from the thousands of matched trades within the last minute to create them.

That said, data points from cardholders suggest the travel category is much more broad.

Data points from CoreLogic's reporting represent a far - reaching look at a prospective borrower's financial life.

I'll lay out a few of what I consider the more salient data points from the 2011 annual report.

Objective statistical research can not be predictive, because it simply does not have any data points from the future.

A «Watch List» tab has been added to the spreadsheet that imports the Low Yield and High Yield data points from the Dividend Meter Data File tab, compares the figures to the current dividend yield, and flashes a simple red indicator if the stock is potentially overvalued, and a green indicator for an undervalued condition.

Anyone from the industry would have pointed out to them that data points from the working paper are off by such a large magnitude that it clearly represents a broad consumer loan market, including many traditional loans as well.

They also consider key data points from a company's income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement, as well as its market price.

Data points from the four baselines are clustered together.