pertinent data उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Borovoy's interactive tags, developed while he was at MIT, store pertinent data-- supplied by all attendees at an event-- and then use radio signals to match interests and business needs.
2. The annual report must contain detailed statistics and other information concerning enrollment, attendance, expenditures ( including State Aid ), and other pertinent data for all public schools in the State.
3. Some of the newspaper editorials used are human-interest pieces that just have a mention of the original trial and include misinformation about pertinent data that involves the Roxas v Marcos trial.
4. All cited economic historians stress the point that any estimate can only be regarded as a rough approximation to the realities of the ancient economy, given the general paucity of surviving pertinent data.
5. Ranadive, who had just formed a company called Teknekron, devised a software system to consolidate all this information on a solitary desktop computer and thus give traders a centralized view of pertinent data.
6. The report said that the " academic needs " of students and teachers had been " hindered by the lack of easy access to pertinent data and information resources, " including the Internet.
7. In making a recommendation, the members are expected to consider the facts and circumstances of the crime as well as any pertinent data about Schneiderman's background or his state of mind at the time.
8. In a special issue of its journal, the National Genealogical Society recently analyzed all pertinent data and declared that " the chain of evidence securely fastens Sally Hemings'children to their father Thomas Jefferson ."
9. A search engine that quickly scans your entire system _ and the Internet as well if you like _ would locate pertinent data regardless of whether it was housed in an e-mail, spreadsheet or word-processing document.
10. It provides a means for one healthcare practitioner, system, or setting to aggregate all of the pertinent data about a patient and forward it to another practitioner, system, or setting to support the continuity of care.