Sentences with phrase «important bits of data»

Remember to keep all your receipts and documentation issued by the airline regarding the flight cancellation — those are very important bits of data when you make a claim.

Astronomers have nabbed an important bit of data about the early universe that had eluded them for 25 years.

Not exact matches

Speaking about the report, the Chief Executive of the ODA, George Kidd said: «This reports tells us that the important issues online — protecting data, being straight on the terms for using a service, blocking scammers and those intent on mischief and helping users get the most from services and stay safe are every bit as important in the mobile environment.

Getting pupils to use a spreadsheet to create their pixelated graphics can help incorporate important digital literacy skills, while encouraging electronic communication to get pupils to send their stream of «data bits» to each other can help illustrate networking concepts.

Self - assessment requires you to focus on the important bits; that which relates to outcomes and progress and the data you choose to use which helps to measure the quality of teaching learning and assessment.

Sure, you can look up bits and pieces of information online, but effectively sourcing, analyzing, and validating that data — then using it to collaborate with others — is an extremely important soft skill that not all students are acquiring at the K - 12 level.

The Tricky Bit — How to Account for Selection Bias Now for the important question, in the context of these data and techniques, how did I compare students in choice schools to students in traditional public school knowing that that difference in decision might be because of some unobservable characteristic obscuring the true comparison between choice students and traditional public school students?

Some of what he talks about is a bit silly and likely isn't that important considering how little variability there is in the actual data (e.g., title length), but other points, such as book length and pricing, make compelling cases.

I reorganized it, and deleted some bits of data that I thought were less important.

The historical data really is an objective source of information, and that really is important; objective information bits really should generally be given greater credibility than subjective information bits in investing analysis.

First of all, it's a bit disappointing that, at the time of writing, 177 people had commented on the E&E slurs but only 19 in the important topic of data.

The finding that there have been a number of instances of seriously low wind power output is another useful bit of data, and a very important one.

Regardless of this ongoing confusion, the provision is important because it obligates telecommunications service providers (ISPs, mobile service providers, Google, Yahoo, YouTube, Blog hosting sites, etc.) to at the least assess police demands for customer data with a bit of skepticism.

It's a little bit dense, but what I find most helpful about that definition is that it highlights two of the most important components of analytics: that it gives you information about data that exists in a particular context (like the law) and that it's information you can use for something.

But, of course, the «data people» in law firms will still dismiss AI, (often for reasons that seem a bit perverse and perhaps for protectionist «get off my lawn'type reasons) and say it's not really that important and that it's «all about data...!!!!!».