Sentences with phrase «results of the alternative data»

It's also where Data Hunter customers can view live results of the alternative data companies that are participating in The Alternative Data Project.

Not exact matches

As a result, we anticipate that firms may increasingly try to minimize their market data costs by turning to lite versions of existing terminals or piece together newly available alternatives — a trend we view as deflationary for the industry.

Once the post is created, the experiment works as usual (i.e. randomly showing the original post or one of the alternatives to your visitors and monitoring the effect of each alternative on the conversion goal) and as soon as the data becomes available you'll be able to access the familiar results page with all the summary data you need to take an informed decision.

This result was similar to recently published data from the Egli lab in New York, which used an alternative technique, that of maternal spindle transfer or MST in eggs prior to fertilization, where they also had one aberrant ES cell line where this occurred (out of 8).

Together, the index scores result in ratings of Met Standard, Met Alternative Standard, Improvement Required, Not Rated, or Not Rated: Data Integrity Issues.

The alternative of conveting an ebook to a spoken music - type file, consuming several hundred hours, would seem to result in a very large data storage requirement.

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These authors have shown that the «alternative» reconstruction promoted by McIntyre and McKitrick (which disagrees not only with the Mann et al reconstruction, but nearly a dozen independent reconstructions that agreee with the Mann et al reconstruction within statistical uncertainties) is the result of censoring of key data from the original Mann et al (1998) dataset.

Nevertheless, the authors are to be congratulated on bringing the partial least squares method to the attention of a wide audience of climate scientists, for the thoroughness of their methods section and for making pre-processed data and computer code readily available, hence enabling straightforward replication of their results and testing of alternative methodological choices.

Each of the various alternative versions where these sub-networks of proxy data have been excluded fall almost entirely within the uncertainties of the full reconstruction for at least the past 1100 years, while larger discrepancies are observed further back for the reconstruction without either tree - ring data or the 7 series in question, owing to the extreme sparseness of the resulting sub-network.

Most importantly, other researchers, using alternative methods and new data, produced additional temperature curves that closely matched the original results of Mann et al..

In UKCIP08, for example, we are handling this problem by combining results from two different types of ensemble data: One is a systematic sampling of the uncertainties in a single model, obtained by changing uncertain parameters that control the climate system; the other is a multi-model ensemble obtained by pooling results from alternative models developed at different international centers.

No appeal to theory or to alternative analyses of different types of data that support the hypothesis changes this single analytical result.

The findings may rest on inaccurate interpretation of the data (including psychological test results) or the data may suggest alternative possibilities that have not been adequately considered.