A vegetarian diet and a vegan diet were also analysed.
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Genome data have to be stored as well as analysed.
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There are 13 factors which are are analysed by SharkMate's algorithm.
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Once samples have been separated, they still need to be analysed.
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Only 28,000 passport samples were analysed across all sports in 2016.
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Jardine analysed data from 157 countries, stretching from 2011 to 2013.
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However, there were still 569 swabs that needed to be analysed.
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It said many of the transactions it had analysed appeared suspicious.
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This was the context for the chemical strikes analysed in this document.
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Most users expect their postings and preferences to be tracked and analysed.
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To find out, the researchers analysed the genetics of the region's algae.
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We have analysed possible scenarios since the (Brexit) referendum to prepare ourselves.
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He recently analysed a mouse's genitals with a high-resolution medical scanner.
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It said that many of the transactions it had analysed appeared suspicious.
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The result is then analysed automatically, in light of the patient's medical history.
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Politicians keep them informed; what they say is closely analysed for political content.
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Structured data has the advantage of being easily entered, stored, queried and analysed.
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The study by Imperial College London analysed all available research on populations worldwide.
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In the previous post, we analysed the aggrieved teachers' brief to the justices.
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The Economistrecently analysed all of the IMF's country forecasts going back to 1999.
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I analysed these thematically, grouping the words into 14 distinct "flavours" of love.
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The main reasons for the transformation in Muslim attitudes have been much analysed.
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Nearly every part of the hospital, from radiology to recruitment, was analysed and standardised.
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As part of the study, thousands of historic, de-personalized eye scans were analysed.
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The researchers also analysed the chip's wiring diagram, something biologists would call its connectome.
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And for them to be so monetised, they must first be catalogued and analysed.
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The Economist has analysed the results to figure out whether someone falsified the count.
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The Advocate, Louisiana's largest newspaper, recently analysed the outcomes of nearly 1,000 felony trials.
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As part of their study, thousands of historic, de-personalized eye scans were analysed.
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French experts analysed the symptoms identifiable in the images and videos that were made public.
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Mark Muro, at Brookings, a think-tank, has analysed automation and the availability of workers.
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Then, once the pictures have been analysed, the robot itself can often effect a repair.
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Of the three obesity-related genes analysed, one particular gene—the POMC gene—stood out.
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The Economist has analysed the election results to assess the opposition's claims of vote-rigging.
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I join Athanasopoulos for a chat while my performance is being analysed by his team.
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Of the 1,591 pigeons released in the races the team analysed, 715 made it home.
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Online campaigns leave a big digital footprint that can be analysed, often in real time.
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Then they redivided them, in a different arbitrary way, and analysed those results in turn.
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And within its B2B rental big data play, some 1 million listings are analysed monthly.
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Our team analysed news articles about the guidelines published in media outlets around the world.
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The samples are then cooked up so the aromas can be analysed in a lab.
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Geneva Network analysed 22019 FTAs concluded by the United States and European Union since 1994.
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Blockchain transactions leave traces, which could be analysed if algorithms are cracked in the future.
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They analysed 48 items from Mr Larsen's Oslo and Paris collections under a scanning electron microscope.
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The team analysed sebum samples from 43 people suffering from Parkinson's and 21 who were not.
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Browse the web in the privacy of your home, and your actions are logged and analysed.
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The algorithm's output—in this case how it classifies different faces—would be recorded and analysed.
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The city scored lowest of all countries analysed in terms of stability, at just 10 points.
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The remains were found in 2014 and have been analysed by paleontologists for almost two years.
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Many companies are not well analysed and security concerns still deter some managers from visiting Pakistan.
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A Bank of England paper from 2011 analysed Google as a window into the labour market.
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Initially providing support for CT scans, the Israeli startup recently reached its millionth analysed patient scan.
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The four cases of cholera identified were found when a ministry-run laboratory analysed six samples.
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He said the issue of where the black boxes would be analysed was still being discussed.
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We analysed samples for 150 compounds and we had 61 percent of them detected in effluent.
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Not, however, as long ago as the inhabitant of Apidima whose remains Dr Harvati has now analysed.
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"Phylogenetic data sets submitted to this journal should be analysed using parsimony," the editorial reads. https://twitter.
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The real magic, however, kicks in only when the output is analysed—which happens in real time.
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In contrast, a mere 9 percent of the images analysed featured women at work or playing sports.
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These are instantly analysed, letting police know precisely where and what type of weapons are in use.
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Both the location and amount of change can be plotted and analysed by the machine-learning system.
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The more computing power that's available, the faster genomes can be analysed and potential new treatments discovered.
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The researchers regularly collected bacterial samples from the sediments for a further 50 days and analysed them.
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That means data are often best analysed as they are captured, which needs to be done locally.
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Of these, 4,351 have been properly analysed and are thought to represent around 100 groups of creatures.
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These data can be analysed to measure the attractiveness of the British labour market in two ways.
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They then analysed the seeds of the fruits of each plant as a proxy for evolutionary fitness.
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Over the past two decades more and more scholars have analysed traits like curiosity and self-control.
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Big Data is typically defined as large volumes of data that can be analysed to reveal patterns.
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The team analysed the same Google News corpus for signs of racial bias, and found similar results.
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Simon Lewis of University College London, and colleagues, analysed observations of 321 plots across the Amazon basin.
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Both were recognised as being human fossils of some sort, but had not been dated or properly analysed.
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The Energy and Policy Institute, a pro-renewables think-tank, recently analysed America's 22 dirtiest investor-owned utilities.
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A recent report by DIUx, entitled "China's Technology Transfer Strategy", analysed this; its findings catalysed the FIRRMA legislation.
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The report analysed the costs of oil and gas projects planned for approval by 69 companies into 2025.
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So far, he has analysed data from 20,000 tumour samples and generated maps for 36 types of tumour.
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To find out, they ground some up and analysed the compounds therein using mass spectrometry and gas chromatography.
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The mature kernels were analysed for levels of antioxidants, sugars, amino acids, proteins, fatty acids, minerals and fibre.
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The food waste data is then uploaded to Winnow's cloud analytics platform where it is aggregated and analysed.
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"All information supplied by betting operators is analysed by the TIU," a TIU spokesman said in a statement.
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As police turned a blind eye, technicians analysed nearly 250 drug samples, mostly of ecstasy, cocaine and ketamine.
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Negative Swap Payments Fitch analysed the impact of negative payments being payable within the cross currency swap agreements.
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Properly analysed, Fraunhofer lines provide information about the exact chemical make-up of whatever is reflecting the light.
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I show Eske the H4a haplotype analysed by the sequencing company and tell him it means I'm European.
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These tweets were analysed using the Hedonometer, a tool designed to measure the sentiment of social-media content.
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People writing on Twitter or Facebook leave an electronic data trail that can be gathered and analysed almost instantly.
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After the last Season 7 video tease someone even analysed the reflections in the eye of a White Walker.
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Mr Epp and Mr Borghetto analysed bills brought before the parliaments of nine European countries between 1941 and 2014.
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Martina Sgritta, one of Dr Costa-Mattioli's colleagues, analysed the bacteria in the guts of all of these animals.
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We do not store the user's images and their gestures and expressions will only be analysed in real-time.
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"It's shockingly brazen," says Kim Lane Scheppele, a sociologist at Princeton University who has analysed similar changes in Hungary.
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Canada's prime minister, Justin Trudeau, has promised to ensure Canadian laws are analysed to see if they harm women.
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Each cross must be analysed separately, Justice Ginsburg wrote, and those deemed unacceptable could be moved to private land.
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For their study, the researchers analysed Deformed Wing Virus sequencing data from samples collected from honeybees and Varroa mites.
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A digital bereavement company has captured and analysed torrents of data about your husband to create a digital likeness.
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He then analysed how non-lethal uses of force—such as pushing, kicking and baton-wielding—varied by race.
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To compare the parties' performance during this year's conventions, The Economist has analysed American presidential polling from 1952 onwards.
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Smaller volumes have also been shipped to markets in Europe, according to U.S. customs data analysed by the EIA.
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Nevertheless, changes in any of these variables would be analysed to assess the possible impact on the transaction's ratings.
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The break came when they analysed a specimen from the Burgess Shale in the Rocky Mountains of British Columbia.
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They performed no fewer than 3,415 trials of this experiment and analysed the resulting knots using mathematical knot theory.
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Its fallout needs to be "carefully assessed" and its features would need to be further analysed, the document said.
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During the original trial, neither Ms Stites's clothing nor the murder weapon, the belt, was analysed for genetic material.
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Using this information, researchers analysed the association between participants' intake of seven flavonoid subclasses and any changes in weight.
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Until recently, most of the stars around which Kepler has made such discoveries had not had their spectra closely analysed.
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A new study from researchers at the University of Sheffield has analysed the environmental impact of a loaf of bread.
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The new puggle hasn't had it's gender of name determined yet, because it needs to have its DNA analysed first.
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Christian Göbel of the University of Vienna has analysed the cases that were logged by Mr Lu, the jailed activist.
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When gathered en masse and analysed, where someone travels can reveal her religion, health problems, sexual preferences and political affiliations.
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After we had given all the groups a chance to perform all the tasks, we analysed the correlations among them.
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Nevertheless, any change in any of these variables would be analysed to assess the possible impact on the transaction's ratings.
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Other AV-makers, having analysed video from the Tempe accident, say their systems would have braked to avoid a collision.
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The return of the bears has already been more pronounced outside the United States, according to data analysed by Reuters.
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Our live blog tracked market moves as investors analysed whether the nonfarm payrolls data could mean a September rate hike.
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The locations of muggings and robberies are also analysed, because many terrorists finance themselves from the proceeds of such crime.
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Analysed by West Point's Combating Terrorism Center, the cache of information highlight Islamic State's creativity and innovation in drone tactics.
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These same samples were also sent to a laboratory where they were analysed using gas chromatography coupled with mass spectrometry.
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The report also highlighted three other areas it had analysed to see if the reforms had led to unintended consequences.
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BACKSTAGE at many of Britain's summer music festivals, suspicious pills and powders seized from tents are analysed by lab technicians.
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In a paper published in February Dr Appelbaum analysed regional data published by the Dutch authorities from 2011 to 2014.
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Fitch analysed the impact on excess spread, stressing interest rates and foreign exchange spot rates in line with its criteria.
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Together, these five conduits channel 47 percent of corporate offshore investment from tax havens, according to the data we analysed.
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He said he had analysed the accusations since they first emerged in August and has "grown up with the experience".
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The information will be shipped back in coming days but it will take some time before it can be analysed.
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They are being analysed to be contracted in 2020, despite the various world uncertainties, which affect the decisions of companies.
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Industrial managers would input data which would then be centrally analysed; instructions for any necessary changes would be sent back.
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And at 7,841 metres he and his colleagues discovered the staggering level of 1,900 nanograms per gram of amphipod tissue analysed.
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The system analysed data on customers' behaviour, comparing it with the behaviour of other similar customers and flagging anomalies for review.
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On the other hand, art should be analysed, and we've already seen profile pieces that dwell at length on their visuals.
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The Urban Institute, a think-tank, has analysed the National Assessment of Educational Progress, a nationwide test of maths and reading.
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That data is then uploaded to the cloud, analysed by Winnow's algorithm, and disseminated so that food waste can be reduced.
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With these things in mind, Drs Gostic and Lloyd-Smith analysed all of the data on human H21N22 and H25N73 infections.
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To do so they analysed the relevant DNA in 2,504 human genomes taken from a database called the 1000 Genomes Project.
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The cost is greatest for small businesses, which often lack audited financial statements and other information that can be analysed remotely.
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More than half were under 500 words and a quarter under 250 words, according to consultancy Ergon Associates which analysed them.
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We've analysed these cat sounds and created a program that detects a cat's meow and matches it to a human voice.
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"Often trials produce disclosure that was not properly analysed previously or sometimes witnesses do not come up to proof," he said.
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Mr Campbell and his colleagues analysed returns between 2002 and 2012 for investors with an account at an Indian securities depository.
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According to the Department for Education, which analysed teachers' diaries, the time teachers spent marking nearly doubled from 2010 to 2013.
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The city's data scientists have also analysed online classified ads to identify landlords who cram too many tenants into their flats.
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The sample of Crash Override that was analysed by Dragos is capable of attacking power operators across Europe, according to Lee.
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"Data is being analysed," Chairman K Sivan told a room full of distraught scientists at the agency's tracking centre in Bengaluru.
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First a computer analysed almost 2100,298 tiles - each of which corresponds to about 2000 square miles and digitally records the landscape.
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"These are markets which ought to be analysed more rather than less because they have fundamental problems of economics," he said.
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The specimens, gristly and harmless, were placed on sterile napkins and labelled neatly, ready to be analysed by the hospital's lab.
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To investigate, Dr Johnson and her colleagues analysed blood and CSF from children with nodding syndrome in both Uganda and South Sudan.
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The Henry Jackson Society, a think-tank, analysed all the people convicted of Islamist-terrorism offences in Britain between 1998 and 2015.
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Every person will have over 1,000 devices linked by a seamless global network, with the data analysed by machines in the cloud.
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Data experts analysed search data from 12 months and suggested that David Cameron's Conservative party would win the elections with 237 seats.
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To achieve this, thousands of smart sensors have been dotted around the city's streets, enabling a range of data to be analysed.
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To work out if such differences actually exist, he and his colleagues analysed three years' worth of data supplied by the firm.
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The charity analysed old and more recent data from the Snowden files to draw up the report, which was published on Tuesday.
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A recent study by Erin Kearns of the University of Alabama analysed media coverage of terrorist attacks in America from 2006-15.
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The patient was a fanciful 17th-century pendant having its enamel analysed in order to find the actual date of its creation.
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Once the initial intelligence these drones collect has been analysed, a payload's operators will be in a position to relay further orders.
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Credit Suisse, a bank, analysed 2300,230 instances of American firms' shares dropping by over 242% in one day, between 1990 and 2014.
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Research is under way to see whether sweat can be analysed for molecular biomarkers without the need for an invasive blood test.
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The company analysed the facial expressions of around 20153,500 people as they watched 30 Christmas ads in order to measure emotional engagement.
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The sum represents the first phase of joint investment for which regional projects are already being analysed, a statement from RDIF said.
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The expansion came in response to a recommendation by the Joint Committee, one of the government bodies which analysed the draft Bill.
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The Economist has also analysed the tone of every SOTU address, using a software package that rates words on various emotional scales.
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We analysed the entire massive global network of ownership relations, with information of over 98 million firms and 71 million ownership relations.
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Not literally, though; they analysed previously drilled core samples from deep underground, below where the rocks could have been affected by weather.
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Astrophysicists George Efstathiou and Steven Gratton of the University of Cambridge also analysed the 2018 Planck data and found evidence for curvature.
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The report said that for now France did not have chemical samples from the attack site analysed by its own laboratories yet.
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Zerbo said data from stations on or near the path of a potential plume of gas from the explosion were still being analysed.
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Ms Manning sent clippings of her hair and swabs from her cheek which were processed as genomic data and analysed by an algorithm.
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Another possible piece that recently washed up near Mossel Bay in South Africa, the Guardian reported, is yet to be analysed by authorities.
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It said the acquisition now needs approval from both the European Central Bank and BoP once further information has been received and analysed.
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In assigning the standalone rating, Fitch analysed CSCECL's financials after deconsolidating its property development subsidiary, China Overseas Land & Investment Limited (COLI, 'A-'/Stable).
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It all depends on the attitude of the new MPs that will come through in June; one doubts that Deutsche has analysed this.
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Together with his team of geomicrobiologists, he analysed 1.7m-year-old sandstones that formed in an ancient river at Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania.
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Worldmapper, an academic mapping outfit, analysed nearly 8,300 tweets issued by Mr Trump between his election in November 2016 and May this year.
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In a recent article for the print edition, I analysed one potential explanation for weak wage growth: retirements of high-earnings baby-boomers.
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When the probe analysed the plumes in 2008 it found traces of relatively complicated organic molecules that might serve as precursors to life.
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Ms Hengel analysed the readability of the abstracts of nearly 2,000 papers published between 1950 and 2015 in the top four economics journals.
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The team then analysed rock from other strata in the formation and found it to be poor in iron—with three telling exceptions.
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To rule out the possibility of contamination, perhaps from an ancient spillage, they also analysed the soil from which the fragments were excavated.
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The more patient data are analysed in the cloud or shared with different firms, the greater the potential threat of hacking or misuse.
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Our constellation has been analysed and validated by insurance companies and international researchers to provide even more third-party assurance that it's safe.
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We have analysed the sensitivity of selected banks' CARs to 50% and 5003% rises in their end-2016 impaired loans, assuming full provisioning.
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In assigning the standalone rating, Fitch analysed CSCECL's financials after deconsolidating its property development subsidiary, China Overseas Land & Investment Limited (COLI; A-/Stable).
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Many of the tainted supplements analysed in the study contained sildenafil (the active ingredient of Viagra) to boost their powers of sexual enhancement.
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Fitch analysed the evolution of Taiwanese FHC business models and the potential ratings implications in its latest Special Report "Evolving Taiwanese Financial Groups".
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This was one of a variety of unconventional proposals the IMF analysed in its latest report on Japan's economy, also released this week.
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They analysed word lists derived from 4,298 of the world's 6,000-odd languages, which accounted for about 85% of its historical linguistic diversity.
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But they will also be analysed as a guide to the more crucial vote on European Union membership soon after, on June 23rd.
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The show is heavily discussed and analysed, and often that discussion shifts to outcry for explanation or pleas for redirection of the story.
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All you need to do is order your kit, return a small saliva sample, and your DNA will be analysed in a lab.
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SKF said that data from critical machinery at Gerdau's two steel mills will be analysed at SKF's Rotating Equipment Performance Center in Brazil.
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To shed light on the shift towards private-sector aid delivery, The Economist has analysed 4,500 subcontracts from USAID worth more than $25,000 each.
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" Per a blog post in which she explains her methodology, Harrison analysed "rough cuts of the remastered trilogy, and prequels, sequels, and spin-offs.
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They will be shipped back in coming days, but it will take some time before the information they contain can be analysed, he said.
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Researchers at the Natural History Museum in London have analysed almost 2.5m specimens in their own collection and those of four other leading museums.
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Six post-publication reviews give the paper an average score of 4.7 out of 10, claiming concerns with the way it analysed its data.
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When they analysed these they found that the "autistic" animals were deficient in taurine and 5-aminovaleric acid, two substances that stimulate GABA's activity.
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The CPS and the police blame budget cuts coupled with the ever-growing amount of digital evidence that has to be sifted and analysed.
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The piece below, published on October 31st 2018, analysed some of the scientific reasons for undertaking such a mission and the particular challenges involved.
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All these comments have now been transcribed, digitised and analysed, partly by tech firms using AI, and the raw data have been made public.
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A similar pattern to February's movements was found to have occurred in seven of the other 12 months for which Reuters analysed trading data.
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All 26 of the dog specimens she analysed had 13C values double those found in the deer, the peccaries, the tapirs and the opossum.
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Larry Bartels, a political scientist at Vanderbilt University, has analysed the results and come up with two firm conclusions about the modern Republican Party.
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Llewellyn's team analysed published and unpublished data and found that between 2010 and 2015, Venezuela saw an estimated 359 percent rise in malaria cases.
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Each star has its light analysed by the HERMES spectrograph, which is hitched on a 3.9 metre telescope at the Australian Astronomical Observatory (AAO).
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Lead author of the study and UCLA environmental economist Magali Delmas analysed reviews of 74,000 wines in publications including Wine Spectator and Wine Advocate.
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The program analysed fire warning data between 212 and 212, and found that bushfire conditions have indeed gotten worse in these areas across Australia.
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Once I completed the surveys I was sent a personalise four-page report which analysed attributes like my thinking style, communication preferences and motivators.
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Of the 18 countries it analysed, 12 showed a significantly better current account picture compared to 2013 and only three had deteriorated, HSBC said.
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Richard Blundell of University College London and four co-authors analysed car prices, administrative data on car ownership and income-tax records in Denmark.
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The report analysed 29 global risks for both likelihood and impact over a 10-year horizon by surveying nearly 750 experts and decision makers.
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The second paper analysed the reaction of longer-term dollar-lira swap rates to policy moves and assigned a level of credibility to each.
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Alberto Cavallo, a scholar at Harvard University, has analysed Amazon's prices and found that they are identical across different geographies 91 times out of 100.
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So yes - there is a common populist element to these political events which needs to be taken seriously, analysed and responded to by political establishments.
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But having analysed 4,500 patents, it found that, surprisingly, "the cement sector is more technically innovative than its reputation suggests" (more than steel, for instance).
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The ERS says that its study shows a "something for nothing" culture amongst some peers, after it analysed 779 peers' record in the upper chamber.
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Second, cloud computing allows ever greater numbers of financial transactions to be automated and unimaginable quantities of data to be analysed by artificial intelligence (AI).
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Inevitably in a country still riven by the referendum decision to leave the European Union, Britain's economic performance is analysed through the prism of Brexit.
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Alto analysed abnormal, hyperactive users making dozens of posts per day to deduce which political communities were most tainted by suspect posts in each country.
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More importantly, when they analysed the patched hearts in situ for health and function, they noted that the scaffolds were not impeding them at all.
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"In 2017, out of the 4.03 million jobs analysed in England, 7.4% people were employed in jobs at high risk of automation," the report notes.
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As they write in the Astronomical Journal, they have analysed the orbits of Kuiper-Belt objects and found six that behave in a peculiar way.
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Every issuer is analysed quantitatively and qualitatively, leading to an overall internal score, which is presented in credit committees, and updated at each new issue.
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The technology promises to connect machines and produce data that can be analysed, for example, to reduce carbon emissions, lower maintenance costs or improve safety.
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The data analysed however, shows that 22 units have not even awarded FGD installation contracts, while contracts for nine others were only awarded in 2018.
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He looked at me [*clicks his fingers*] then she unfroze and said she had felt him going in her mind and every cell being analysed.
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The researchers analysed 500,000 songs released in the UK between 1985 and 2015, to identify sonic trends that have occurred as time has moved on.
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The new report, which analysed suspected cyber attacks between 2015 and 2017 on South Korean government and commercial institutions, identified another Lazarus spinoff named Andariel.
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With both of their performances already analysed into oblivion, we may as well pass over the details of where exactly Oliver and Clattenburg got things wrong.
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Then, having scanned policy documents from all the major insurers, and analysed hundreds of pages of smallprint, we find the best policy to suit your circumstances.
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The Economist has analysed all international and civil wars since 1900, along with the belligerents' wealth and degree of democratisation (assigning colonies to their own category).
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The Institute of Education Sciences, the research arm of the Department of Education, analysed the results of children in Washington, DC's scheme between 2012 and 2014.
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Worried about fitting a "modern framework on older cases", Justice Stephen Breyer asked whether long-settled rulings like Abood should be dug up and analysed anew.
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Facebook, being free to its public users (though not to the advertisers who buy the users' attention), cannot have its market power analysed in this way.
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The position of the cursor, the amount of time spent on the page, the depth to which they scrolled—all were recorded, analysed, packaged and sold.
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Since the early 1990s, it has gathered and analysed detailed information on the health of participants and their families, and their use of pesticides, including glyphosate.
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A paper published in June by Stanford University analysed telemetry from 83m connected devices and found that millions used old, insecure communication protocols or weak passwords.
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Prystaiko said the issue of where the black boxes would be analysed was still being discussed, but that Ukraine wanted this to take place in Kiev.
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As the chart shows, he picked three recording points, corresponding to field trips to the island, and analysed the proportions of bottles from various geographical sources.
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The justices said the lower court had not sufficiently analysed the consideration of race by the Republican legislators in the process of drawing Virginia's electoral map.
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To isolate the agent that inhibits B. gladioli's competitors, the researchers cultivated samples from a patient with cystic fibrosis and analysed the chemicals secreted by bacteria therein.
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Andy Christie, the company's private jets director, said in a press release on Monday that the firm had analysed private jet activity around the event since 2013.
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As part of the study, researchers analysed the language around 4 million tweets and found that women were more likely than men to use pejorative, misogynistic language.
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He had analysed the parliamentary situation and concluded it would be best to invite the two other parties, with which his party shares many values, he said.
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In December the New York Times analysed mortality reports and reckoned that the hurricane had killed as many as 1,052 people in the period to October 31st.
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Once a trap has done its job, it is picked up and taken to a laboratory where the collected insects are extracted, mashed up and analysed metagenomically.
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They identified British followers of Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool and Everton (a Merseyside rival), and analysed 44,000 tweets that mentioned Muslims, Arabs or mosques.
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Bitwise Asset Management, a cryptocurrency-fund manager, analysed 81 cryptocurrency exchanges for a presentation on March 20th to the Securities and Exchange Commission, an American financial regulator.
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London-based Carbon Tracker analysed the profitability of 6,20403 coal plants around the world, representing 95 percent of operating capacity and 90 percent of capacity under construction.
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A recent spate of documentaries analysed the Rodney King case and the Los Angeles riots; in 2016, dramatists and documentarians alike revisited O.J. Simpson's life and trial.
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Some 90 percent were carried out by Syrian government forces or allied Russian forces, she said, citing evidence from video footage and photographs analysed by weapons experts.
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Messrs Adamopoulos and Restuccia analysed 30 years of geographic data from the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation, covering some 9m individual plots of land in 162 countries.
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Together with their colleagues, Elizabeth Klemm of the Wellcome Sanger Institute near Cambridge and Rumina Hasan of the Aga Khan University in Karachi have analysed the pathogen.
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That remains a danger for the future, and retrospectively perhaps even for the present, if encrypted communications filed away now are analysed by powerful quantum computers later.
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As part of its effort to improve the voice assistant, "[a] small portion of Siri requests are analysed to improve Siri and dictation," Apple told the Guardian.
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Judging by Canadasunshine's private messages on the Silk Road, which Gabbay analysed, the vendor had used their TorMail address to communicate with customers away from the marketplace.
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Screen Australia's report, titled Seeing Ourselves: Reflections on Diversity in TV Drama, analysed 199 dramas aired in the country between 2011 and 2015, inclusive of those years.
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The paper, published in Royal Society Open Science, analysed music trends and success over 500,000 songs that made the UK top 100 charts between 1985 to 2015.
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Demos' study analysed 22014 million tweets sent by UK Twitter users over the period April 21 to May 210 2016 which included the words 'slut' or 'whore'.
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Mid-tempo cruiser "Beautiful Little Fools" coats her now much-analysed lines on how women can do more than aspire to be beautiful in a warm shellac.
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John Hood, chairman of the John Locke Foundation, a conservative think tank based in North Carolina, analysed 681 peer-reviewed academic journal articles dating back to 1990.
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With assistance from Enrico Bertini and Cristian Felix of New York University, The Economist has analysed 1,289,407 reviews of 1,066 professors and lecturers in New York state.
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A study published this month in the journal Climate Change Responses analysed the Twitter accounts of senators to measure their engagement with science-related news and information.
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But the bodies that have analysed this—the Bank of England, the IMF and OECD—all cite a hit to economic activity, assuming other things remain equal.
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Human Rights Watch said discrimination was widespread in both China's private and public sectors, after it analysed more than 36,000 employment ads posted between 2013 and 2018.
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Ubiquitous communications mean that data gathered by comparatively simple chips can be analysed by much more powerful machines in the data centres that make up the cloud.
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It analysed every square metre of satellite data in the 224 cities and counties that touch the watershed of the Chesapeake Bay on the U.S. eastern seaboard.
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To deal with this, the team have developed an initial sorting stage, using a second technique called gas chromatography, to separate compounds so they are more easily analysed.
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As he reports in Analytical Chemistry this week, Dr Greco and his colleagues dissolved samples in acid to liberate any proteins and then analysed these using mass spectrometry.
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Once the plants were established, the researchers analysed bacteria in the soil around the plants' roots and found systematic differences that depended on which tomato strain was growing.
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Satellite imagery analysed by Human Rights Watch suggests that soldiers have burned at least 1,500 buildings—including homes, food shops, markets and mosques (one devastated area is pictured).
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Among more than 159,000 companies analysed by consultants at McKinsey, the share of income generated by state-run firms declined from 45% to 37% between 2005 and 2017.
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IRONGATE will sense if it's within a VMware virtual machine or a Cuckoo Sandbox environment; common tools that defenders use to catch malware so it can be analysed.
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The Economist has analysed the balance sheets of publicly traded American non-financial firms, which currently account for two-thirds of America's $9.6trn gross corporate non-financial debt.
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Gigapixel images of a large crowd, taken from hundreds of metres away, can be analysed to find out who went on a march or protest, even years later.
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In a paper published on July 1st, Simon Burgess, an economist at the University of Bristol, analysed the school's exam results in the years after Mrs Obama's visits.
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Chainalysis notes that the "vast majority" of transactions it analysed showed bitcoin being received from exchanges and rarely sent to merchant services to pay for goods or services.
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A BuzzFeed News investigation which analysed internal customer service data suggested that complaints of sexual assault and rape by Uber drivers might be higher than police data suggests.
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Expat moving company MoveHub recently analysed the average cost of a bottle of wine around the world, ranking the 216.86 most expensive countries to buy vino in 17.813.
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Researchers from the University of Gothenburg in Sweden analysed 864 samples of DNA taken from humans, animals, and environments worldwide, looking for genes linked to antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
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Equileap analysed about 3,500 companies with a market capitalisation of more than $2 billion for its 2019 Global Report on Gender Equality, which will be published next month.
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Only a third of the fossils had been "microscopically analysed," and the bone surface was intact on only six of five hundred and fifty-nine pieces, she noted.
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In its latest study, CDP analysed survey data from 215 of the largest companies, ranging from Apple and Microsoft to Unilever, UBS, Nestle, China Mobile, Infosys, Sony, and BHP.
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You just need to order the kit, return a small saliva sample in the prepaid envelope, and your dad's DNA will be analysed at more than 700,000 genetic markers.
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A study by Franco Moretti and Dominique Pestre of the Stanford Literary Lab, a research outfit, analysed the language of the World Bank since its founding in the 1940s.
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Patrick Lydon of the World Health Organisation (WHO) and his colleagues analysed data from 194 countries that had been submitted to the WHO and UNICEF between 2011 and 2015.
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Elsewhere, "Tarzan", "Gone With The Wind" and D.W. Griffith's "The Birth of a Nation" are analysed—none of which has much to do with Stallworth and Zimmerman's daring adventures.
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In its latest study, CDP analysed survey data from 215 of the largest companies, ranging from Apple and Microsoft to Unilever, UBS, Nestle, China Mobile, Infosys, Sony and BHP.
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Early bitcoin code, seen by Reuters and analysed by a computer coding consultant with no ties to Wright or any blockchain-related project, contains unimplemented functions related to poker.
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The MogIA modelling took in 20 million data points from public platforms including Google, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube in the U.S. and analysed the information to create unbiased predictions.
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When iFixit, a website for repair information, analysed Samsung's Galaxy Note 8, which started shipping on September 15th, it found that the device was mainly held together with glue.
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Using data about grocery purchases from 60,000 households and sales at 35,000 stores between 2004 and 2015, they first analysed what happens when new supermarkets open in poor areas.
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David Finer, a graduate student at University of Chicago's Booth School of Business, analysed trips connecting the headquarters of big banks and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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Published in the BMJ British medical journal, this study analysed data from 101,257 French adults - 21% of them men and 79% women - and assessed their intake or sugary drinks.
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"We've analysed these cat sounds and created a program that detects a cat's meow and matches it to a human voice." reads the product description on the company's website.
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A Harvard University team that analysed leaked e-mails from a district internet-propaganda office estimated that government staff post nearly 500m social-media comments a year within China.
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In addition, Fitch believes that JD's internet financing business is an integral part of its retail operations and thus, the company needs to be analysed on a consolidated basis.
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To get around this problem, the researchers analysed how 18 different malware families used encryption, based on thousands of malware samples and tens of thousands of malicious traffic flows.
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Ben Ansell of Oxford University and David Adler of the European University Institute analysed data from the Brexit referendum of 2016 and the French presidential election the next year.
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Ali Abedzadeh also said it was not clear which country Iran would send the box to so that its data could be analysed, semi-official Mehr news agency reported.
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And according to data analysed by CBS News, in seven of the last nine contested Iowa primaries the victor has gone on to be named as party's presidential candidate.
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The data, released by China's General Administration of Customs and analysed by Reuters, showed that just 120 tonnes of gasoline was shipped from China to North Korea in July.
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While the Fed Reserve is unlikely to cut rates at its meeting on Wednesday, its statement will be analysed for clues on possible near-term easing moves, analysts said.
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Any obscure reference is sure to be analysed on Rap Genius, Twitter, and in YouTube comments, while YouTube is full of lyrics videos, many of them released by artists themselves.
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The French services analysed the testimonies, photos and videos that spontaneously appeared on specialized websites, in the press and on social media in the hours and days following the attack.
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By getting some of the most obvious symptom-related questions out of the way and captured and analysed by the app, it saves significant time during any follow up consultation.
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Merkel said it was important that all the other 27 EU member states analysed the situation together in a calm and sober manner and did not rush into any decisions.
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There are many socioeconomic reasons for the gender wage gap, but two particular reasons stand out, according to Jessica Kirkpatrick, Insights Manager at Hired who analysed information for the report.
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Relying on testimony from lawmakers, legislative staffers and political scientists, and based on their own examination of the district lines, the judges analysed Ohio's congressional map by asking three questions.
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In a paper published in 2015 Daniela Campello and Cesar Zucco of the Fundação Getulio Vargas, a Brazilian university, analysed 107 presidential elections in the region between 1980 and 2012.
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Under the rules in six large EU member states analysed by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA), a global trade body, novations and compressions would be considered regulated activities.
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Only tweets sent on November 10, 2016, (just after the result of the US election) that included the word "Trump" and were sent from an Australian capital city were analysed.
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In the wake of that scandal, APRA analysed the self-assessments of 36 of Australia's top banks, insurers and superannuation licensees in relation to their corporate governance, accountability and culture.
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The U.K.'s Brexit minister David Davis admitted on Wednesday that the government had not yet analysed the economic impact of Britain leaving the EU without a new trade deal.
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"They also analysed the institutional renewal and they agree that new posts need to reflect the new majority in the European Parliament," a statement of the Spanish PM office said.
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The company said it analysed network logs of the disruptions and found that it had experienced intentional and likely malicious distributed denial-of-service attacks on its domain name servers.
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BHP has analysed the impact of China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), a network of overseas construction projects, on commodity demand on the basis of a database it constantly updates.
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By 2075, this could result in the number of practicing Muslims outweighing Christians for the first time, according to the research, which analysed global birth rates from 2010 to 2060.
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British-American novelist Nicola Griffith analysed 15 years of literary fiction awards including the Man Booker Prize, the Pulitzer Prize, among others, to look at the gender breakdown of winners.
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Since the subject is so controversial, Chinese labs often will not test food samples from private firms or individuals, so Okoer sends all its products to Germany to be analysed.
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In May Huawei launched China Precision Medicine Cloud which, by including tools from Wuxi NextCODE, an analytics firm, allows thousands of complete human genomes to be analysed in one go.
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The court, she said, accepted the testimony of an expert witness for the prosecution who analysed a section of the video showing Endara's back and concluded that he was clapping.
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In 2011, excavators of a Baltic Sea shipwreck uncovered a 170-year-old beer which, when analysed by scientists, was found to have "vinegary, goaty, and soured milk[-like]" flavours.
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WorldFirst, a global leader in international money transfers, analysed seven countries to see how the US compares with the rest of the world in terms of living and working conditions.
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A day before the global Paris Agreement climate pact formally comes into force, the annual U.N. Environment report analysed countries' current pledges for emission cuts and whether they are enough.
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Having analysed thousands of police reports from ten American cities he found that police showed racial bias in all forms of force against African-Americans, except one: the use of guns.
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They analysed large-scale surveys from four countries—Britain, Australia, America, Indonesia—to identify which factors are most closely associated with the population of the least happy decile of the sample.
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Bitcoin obscures the identity of currency owners, but the "blockchain", the ledger that keeps track of all the coins, is open and can be analysed to see the flows of funds.
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The foreign affairs ministry said in order to introduce the planned ban on Sunday trade, the proposed legislation's compatibility with European Union rules needs to be analysed, Gazeta Wyborcza daily said.
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The figures, provided by analysis firm Weather Energy and analysed by WWF Scotland, showed that last Sunday Scottish wind turbines sent 5883,545 megawatt hours (MWh) of electricity to the National Grid.
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Using speech-analysis software, Ms Sen and Messrs Dietrich and Enos analysed the ups and downs of justices' voices and looked for pitch discrepancies between utterances to the opposing sides' lawyers.
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When he found it on a green leaf of a Meissen porcelain sculpture he analysed, he told the collector that it was not the prized early 18th-century piece after all.
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Earlier this month, Enrico Cantoni and Vincent Pons, economists, published a National Bureau of Economic Research paper for which they analysed many years of nationwide, individual-level data on voter turnout.
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Using surveys and voluntary data from Facebook, researchers analysed the personality traits of 1.5m people and determined that people living in "Middle America" are more likely to be friendly and agreeable.
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Published in the Environment and Behaviour journal last month, the study analysed 497 interactions between randomly selected diners and waitstaff at more than 50 restaurants in the US, Spain, and France.
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Mario González-Jiménez, a chemist at the University of Glasgow, uses a diamond and a piece of steel that act as a hammer and anvil, crushing the mosquito to be analysed.
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Still, we've analysed their relative strengths and weaknesses in an attempt to figure out who's more likely to become England manager, and do at least a semi-competent job of it.
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Published by the World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF), the new report analysed 89 medical studies covering 17 million adults to explore possible connections between diet and the development of stomach cancer.
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Panle Jia Barwick, Shanjun Li, Deyu Rao and Nahim Bin Zahur, a group of economists at Cornell University, analysed the relationship between air pollution and health-care spending across 367 Chinese cities.
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The report, titled "Evidence on the Use and Efficacy of Internal Whistleblowing Systems," analysed over 10 years' worth of records from NAVEX Global, which monitors whistleblowing and incident reporting for 8,500 companies.
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Using a "Socio-Demographic Index" that includes education, fertility and income, the researchers have analysed how well regions and countries perform (in terms of life expectancy) compared with their levels of development.
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During The Late Show on Tuesday, Colbert analysed Trump's recent appearance on Fox News, where the president attempted to casually brush off his now infamous phone call with the president of Ukraine.
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However in the case of doublesex the target gene sequence is found across all 16 species of Anopheles analysed so far—this is the flipside of it being so resistant to mutation.
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In a paper published last month on arXiv, an online repository, a trio of astronomers at Pennsylvania State University have analysed the history of alien-hunting and come to a different conclusion.
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Duxbury's research, which was published in the Journal of Quantitative Criminology and is being presented Saturday in Montreal, analysed transactions involving opioids in dark net marketplaces between 57 sellers and 706 buyers.
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He then analysed the peptides using a mass spectrometer and a combination of commercial and home-brewed software to identify which of the newly discovered peptides were likely to have medicinal potential.
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In a paper published in 2015 in the Harvard Business Review, Michael Housman of Cornerstone OnDemand, a consultancy, and Dylan Minor of Northwestern University analysed data on 50,000 workers in 11 firms.
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"Atletico Madrid submitted a proposal for the acquisition of (Felix) for a total amount of 126,000,000 euros which is being analysed," Benfica said in a statement to the Portuguese Securities Market Commission.
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Coaches were hooked up to heart-rate-variance monitors, to understand how to manage their stress levels better, and Team GB's managers analysed the optimal way to coach athletes of different sexes.
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In particular, they have analysed 415 pigeon races run between the same two points, 300km (200 miles) apart on the heavily polluted North China Plain, during the autumns of 2013 and 2014.
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The company analysed the performances of 2,654 emerging market equity funds available to U.K. retail investors and found just 35 that delivered a positive performance in the year leading to February 22.
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Robert Lawrence, a Harvard professor who has analysed which of Mr Trump's products are made overseas, found that Donald J Trump eyeglass frames, cufflinks and sports jackets were all made in China.
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The city still has more work to do, but most of its digital information now sits in a "data warehouse", a big computer system where it can be easily accessed and analysed.
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These were analysed by the agency's naval-warfare experts and tactics judged useful then programmed into the Sea Hunter's software or passed on to contractors to improve the design of the ship.
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Dr Naviaux and his team collected and analysed blood samples from 45 people who had been diagnosed with CFS, and also from 39 controls who were free of any CFS-related symptom.
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To arrive at this conclusion, The Economist analysed more than 419,000 tweets about the controversy posted by 75,000 Twitter accounts that commented on it in the week after Mr Morey's original tweet.
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Since the bombardment began in March 2015, Saudi Arabia has spent £2.8 billion on British arms, making it Britain's largest arms market, according to government figures analysed by Campaign Against Arms Trade.
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For example, if the future price is $50 and the spot price is $249, the future price can be analysed as a spot price of $21992 plus a spread of $22016 contango.
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For his doctorate at Princeton in 1954 he analysed a "learning machine" he had built as an undergraduate to simulate the neural networks of the brain: primitive information in, primitive information out.
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House searches turned up documents, computers and memory drives that will now be analysed by authorities, as well as at least three guns and drugs including marijuana, the police and court said.
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"Such difficult work requires collaboration and, in my opinion, Twitter provides it very well," Maksym Zaitsev, a security researcher who analysed different parts of the dump, told me in a Twitter message.
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EU did not receive any data or work from Cambridge Analytica although the UK Independence Party, which also campaigned for Brexit, gave the firm some of its data which the firm analysed.
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The researchers analysed 462 scientific studies that explored the modification of appetite where hunger levels were self-reported by participants, to see if hunger was actually a reliable predictor of calorie consumption.
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Reuters analysed investment and procurement budgets made public over the past two years by 29 of the world's top automakers, based primarily in the United States, China, Japan, Korea, India, Germany and France.
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EU, and I have strong reasons to believe that those datasets and analysed data processed by Cambridge Analytica as part of a Phase 29 payable work engagement… were later used by the Leave.
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While the Fed is unlikely to cut rates at its two-day meeting, ending on Thursday, its concluding statement will be analysed for clues on possible near-term moves to ease, analysts said.
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The editor, Dale Miller of Old Dominion University in Virginia, analysed Mill's three most famous works and—with the equanimity of a sage and delicacy of a diplomat—came to a balanced view.
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Torsten Bell, director of the Resolution Foundation, a think-tank, analysed the plans from Messrs Johnson and Raab and estimated that, on average, they would not affect the poorest tenth of British taxpayers.
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That is the conclusion of James Stimson, a political scientist, who has analysed long-running polls from the Universities of Chicago and Michigan to come up with annual estimates of the "public mood".
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When he and Mr Smithwick analysed the results by computer they found, to their surprise, a distinct stripe of dark feathers that ran across the animals' faces and around both of their eyes.
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To find out more, Dr Jacobs and her colleagues collected blood from 142 animals belonging to ten species of Eulemur and analysed the DNA of the cells therein to search for this mutation.
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Bindiya Vakil, its boss, says that "most companies are unable to quantify the risk of a serious trade war," in part because the relevant information is "siloed" in firms and not properly analysed.
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A team of researchers led by Patrick McGovern from the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology analysed wine residue on pieces of clay jars found in the Caucasus mountains in Georgia.
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As part of their research, the pair scraped Tor hidden services and analysed their content to build up a picture of what sort of services are hosted on the so-called dark web.
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Recoverable reserves — those barrels that are technologically and economically feasible to extract — are analysed by the energy industry to determine company valuations and the long-term health of an oil-producing nation's economy.
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He had analysed 70 articles published in the Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology and calculated their statistical "power" (a mathematical estimate of the probability that an experiment would detect a real effect).
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It then feeds this real-time data to the cloud where it is analysed by the company's proprietary algorithms to identify if a patient's health is at risk and alert a physician proactively.
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This is automatically analysed and each site is scored at a low, medium or high risk of future environmental harm and marked on an interactive map which has been made publicly available online.
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Keith Campbell, Craig Foster and Jean Twenge analysed data from 48,000 respondents and found that once children arrive, young American couples today suffer a greater drop in marital satisfaction than previous generations did.
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YE FUJINGEconomic adviserChina's Mission to the EUBrussels You analysed the feasibility of the Turkey-EU agreement but overlooked why many people are so sceptical of it ("A messy but necessary deal", March 12th).
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Younger reported that 24 million documents of data have been analysed and are being compared with multiple other sources, including Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) data obtained through a confidential source in 2015.
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In a paper published in the journal Nature, scientists from the United States, Belgium and the Netherlands analysed melt layers in ice cores in western Greenland to develop a record spanning 350 years.
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Total sales in London fell 21 percent in 2016 compared to the previous year to 82,172 transactions, according to official data analysed by residential fund the London Central Portfolio, although prices continued to rise.
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Carbon Tracker analysed the operating economics of every coal plant in the EU. It found that hard coal generation, which has the highest carbon content, had fallen 39% this year from a year earlier.
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They closely monitored the health of the mussels over six months and, using a flow-through device, also analysed the chemistry of the water both before and after the mussels had done their filtering.
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Armed with that information, and concentrating at first on reds, Mr Wimalaratne and the team analysed 20 wines to see which, both individually and in combination, best produced the flavours and aromas people wanted.
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In a paper from 2017, James Cust of the World Bank and David Mihalyi of the Natural Resource Governance Institute, a think-tank, analysed 236 oil discoveries around the world between 1988 and 2010.
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According to the report from the Japanese news agency, the government source cited satellite imagery analysed over several days, and added that the launch could take place as soon as in a week's time.
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Sure enough, that is what the paper did discover: We found a substantial increase in the co-movement of stocks with respect to trading patterns, price returns and liquidity risks within all markets analysed.
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The difference in enrolment between children of the richest and poorest fifth of households is greater in Pakistan than in all but two of the 96 developing countries recently analysed by the World Bank.
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Reuters has documented its findings in a specially created blog, and in the last 6 weeks, its fact-checking unit has analysed over 40 pieces of viral content related to COVID-19 on Facebook.
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We recently analysed ten recognised carbon-utilisation pathways and found that, at the top end, around 10bn tonnes of carbon dioxide a year could be used by 2050, a sizeable chunk of current emissions.
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To get a sense of this The Economist has analysed around 2,133 listed American companies in 42 sectors, taking into account both their investment levels and how dependent their sector is on Chinese inputs.
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Arun Advani of Warwick University analysed self-assessment tax records provided by the British government, and showed that tax audits made money for the government by scaring tax cheats into improving tax compliance in future.
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Over 90% of offenders received suspended sentences or minor fines - less than 10 million won ($13,500) in most cases - according to the report, which analysed 1,714 rulings on industrial accident cases between 2013 and 2017.
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The researchers then analysed nasal swabs from 187 hospital patients and found that in those who had the S. lugdunensis bacteria in their noses, only 5.9 percent also harboured the potential infectious S. aureus bacteria.
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To start figuring out what these holes were for, the team analysed different diapsid skulls to determine which ones had fenestra most similar to T. rex; the closest similarities turned out to be with crocodilians.
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In a July research report, Bedford analysed the financial statements of 245 banks to show that 24 banks with assets of 3.8 trillion yuan ($536 billion) were at risk due to their weaker capital position.
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An international team of scientists led by Oxford University and Public Health England analysed viral migration patterns and found a correlation between the war-related movement of 1.7 million people and the spread of HIV.
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A new study by Mattersight analysed the language habits of top CEOs and found that they can reveal a lot about how leaders interact with their staff and the cultures they create in their companies.
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The piece, found by the same person that located the flaperon wing piece on the French Indian Ocean island of Reunion, is currently being analysed before it can be confirmed that it came from the plane.
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Firms like Everlywell and Modern Fertility send users a kit, costing about $160 apiece, to collect a finger-prick of blood or a drop of spit, which is then analysed for hormonal signs of potential problems.
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Indeed, having analysed the data, Messrs Dimson, Marsh and Staunton reckon global investors are expecting a risk premium of 3-3.5% relative to Treasury bills—a level that is lower, not higher, than the historic average.
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Municipal IQ, a research firm that has analysed the results of local elections in 2011 and 2016, when support for the ANC slumped from 62% to 54%, reckons it could fall below 50% nationally in 2019.
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To find out which factors are most relevant, The Economist has analysed the data and created a ranking that compares graduates' wages with how much they would have been expected to earn regardless of their university.
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Government lawyers have analysed Catalan parliamentary law and have concluded that any regional presidential candidate must appear in person in order to be voted in, Cadena Ser radio said on Thursday, citing a government legal report.
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Bayer found the infectious software on its computer networks early last year, covertly monitored and analysed it until the end of last month and then cleared the threat from its systems, the company said on Thursday.
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The restrictions that take effect next year will barely affect outsourcing practices of the shipbuilding industry, which reported nearly 2,000 industrial accidents, including 26 deaths last year, said lawyers and labour activists who analysed the laws.
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Since the bombardment began in March 2015, Saudi Arabia has spent £2.8 billion ($3.8 billion) on British arms, making it Britain's largest arms market, according to government figures analysed by Campaign Against Arms Trade, a watchdog.
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Fitch does not assign a Viability Rating to DCL because it cannot be meaningfully analysed as a viable entity in its own right as it is in run-off and relies on state guarantees for funding.
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The contents of the black box from the EgyptAir jet that crashed on Thursday will be analysed in Egypt if it is found intact, air accident investigator Hani Galal told Egyptian private broadcaster CBC on Monday.
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John Curtice, an academic who has analysed voter intentions among more than 2,500 people since the 2016 Brexit vote, said recent polls showed that leaving the EU may not necessarily be the stance most Britons support.
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With 113 countries now logged into the database, the Washington-based World Resources Institute (WRI) analysed the findings so far and found countries in Latin America and Africa have the strongest laws for protecting indigenous land.
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If the current trend being adopted while attaching properties in proceedings under PMLA is analysed, the answer is clear - almost every property the accused business house has acquired would fall within the scope of "proceeds of crime".
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Following the work of Richard Reeves and Dimitrios Halikias of the Brookings Institution, The Economist analysed data on student attempts to disinvite speakers since 2013 collected by the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, an advocacy group.
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If you multiply this number by many thousands — the number of individuals whose genomes must be analysed to gain meaningful insights into cancer — that's the amount of data processing power it takes to begin making a dent.
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Travis Dixon at the University of Illinois analysed a random sample of television, print and online news stories over 403 and 2016 and found that 59% of the poor people discussed or depicted in them were black.
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So, to nail things down, Dr Lobmaier recruited 42 female odour donors and 94 male odour raters, all of whom gave blood samples that he analysed to determine which versions of six different MHC genes they possessed.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The number of murders in London has fallen below that of New York City but could still hit a 10-year high if it continues at the current pace, police data analysed by Reuters shows.
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Data analysed by Pew Research Centre, a think-tank, show that, in 21.53, 221.5% of Latino adults aged 275.5 to 216.3 and 73% of Latino children aged 5 to 17 spoke "only English" or "English very well".
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Based on sales trends over the past six months, it will take Dandong 28.8 months to work through its current inventory overhang - the longest of 80 cities analysed by Shanghai-based E-house China R&D Institute.
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The data analysed might include apparent company emails, internal documents, or even product source code, and reporting such data could result in criminal charges or litigation, especially if the journalist has not reported on the data responsibly.
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Under the hood, data entered by individual sales people is then crunched and analysed to let sales teams and their managers know how likely they are to close a particular deal or meet a sales target overall.
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When one result comes so quickly, others seem sure to follow—particularly as the four months of data the experiment went on to gather as part of the first official run have yet to be analysed fully.
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To create the software Crime&tech analysed police reports, court documents and academic studies, many conducted by researchers at Transcrime, a think-tank at Milan's Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, from which Crime&tech is a spinoff.
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The results are then analysed and uploaded to the Thriva platform where you receive a bespoke report and recommendations created by a healthcare professional that explain what lifestyle changes you may need to make to improve your health.
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"Practically all of the PNR data transferred by air carriers is systematically analysed in order to make assumptions about who is or who is not a dangerous traveller," said Anna Buchta, agent for the European Data Protection Supervisor.
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Of the four components analysed in the report – Educational Attainment, Health & Survival, Economic Opportunity and Political Empowerment – it is the last which has seen the most significant progress since the WEF first measured the gender gap in 2006.
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Water availability ranged from 20 percent in Sierra Leone and Liberia to more than 90 percent in India, Malaysia and Guinea, according to the report, which used World Bank data and analysed previous studies between 2009 and 2015.
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"The agency made this decision as a result of the data gathering process and new evidence collected at the site and analysed today," the FAA said, shortly after U.S. President Donald Trump announced the planes would be grounded.
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Willis Towers Watson, another consultancy, analysed the recommendations that Institutional Shareholder Services, a shareholder-advisory firm, issued in America last year: 86% of those advising a "no" vote on pay reflected concern about disconnects between remuneration and performance.
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" In another case from 2015, centering around charges of kidnap and assault, three out of four BlackBerrys seized by the RCMP were analysed by the "Technical Assistance Team in Ottawa and the contents were decrypted and reports prepared.
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Working with a team of experts from White Labs, a company in San Diego that develops and sells yeasts, the researchers analysed the genomes of 157 strains of Saccharomyces cerevisiae, a yeast species that is commonly used today.
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Researchers analysed 95 international studies on fruit and vegetable intake—including cases relating to cancer, heart disease, stroke, and premature death—and concluded that while eating five-a-day was good, we should actually be eating ten portions.
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S&P said it had analysed how much the 19 multilateral lending institutions (MLIs) that it rates could increase their lending without hurting their credit scores that often govern how much they can lend in the first place.
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"We will make our comments on that also once we have analysed it," he said, referring to the ongoing unprecedented process of EU monitoring of Poland's adherence to the rule of law launched at the beginning of 2016.
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But the long-running saga appears headed for a conclusion with WADA having forced Russia, as part of the conditions for reinstatement, to turn over data and samples from the tainted Moscow lab which are now being analysed.
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Banking analysts, however, said the state could ultimately be on the hook for up to 17 billion euros, even though some value could be salvaged once the soured loans were fully analysed, limiting the final bill for taxpayers.
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The study, conducted by researchers at Britain's University College London, pooled and analysed the results of seven smaller studies from China and included a total of 1,813 patients, all of whom were hospitalised with laboratory-confirmed COVID-19.
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Emojipedia — a website dedicated to keeping you up to date on all the latest emoji news and updates — analysed a set of 12 health-related emoji to see which one was most commonly associated with discussions of coronavirus.
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The new technology was developed by Iterchimica, a company which makes products to enhance asphalt, graphene-maker Directa Plus, A2A's recycling and waste management unit G.Eco and the University of Bicocca in Milan, which analysed its environmental impact.
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Its index, however, was based on data analysed between September and November 2018, meaning it did not take into account recent developments such as a massive blackout that has crippled oil exports and made already scarce food rot.
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The team there will purify the precious DNA from each sample, then send it to the Sanger Institute to be sequenced and analysed for any tell-tale mutational signatures that might explain what is causing all these cancers.
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"The decision was taken after having analysed the respective evidence available and considered all factors surrounding the infringement, including the fact that the incident was triggered by a very small group of fans," said FIFA in a statement.
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"All of this will need to be taken together and analysed very carefully because we are speaking at the moment without having had sight of the precise text," Dodds, whose party voted against the deal in January, told parliament.
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Working alongside scientists from the University of Oslo, the team, led by Professor Noel Morgan and Dr Sarah Richardson, analysed more than 100 pancreas samples from the bodies of dead patients who had been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes.
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In a paper published in May in Gender & Society, an academic journal, Heather McLaughlin, Christopher Uggen and Amy Blackstone analysed responses from participants in the Youth Development Study, which has followed a cohort in St Paul, Minnesota, since 1988.
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In a paper published in 2007, Sinan Aral and Erik Brynjolfsson, of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Marshall Van Alstyne, of Boston University, analysed firms' use of information technology and its effects on labour productivity and revenue growth.
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Last year total U.S. retail sales of plant-based meat substitutes grew more than 23 percent to exceed $760 million, according to Nielsen sales data analysed by The Good Food Institute, a non-profit organisation promoting plant-based alternatives.
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Researchers at Indiana University's Network Science Institute who analysed links shared on Twitter and searches on AOL, a web portal, showed that the sites reached from social media are much less diverse than those reached from a search engine.
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New banking rules agreed by global regulators in the Basel Committee will have a smaller impact than the conditions that were being initially analysed, the Director General of the Italian banking association ABI said on Saturday to la Repubblica.
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Scientists analysed the effects of different HIV prevention methods used in gay men living in the UK between the ages of 15 to 64 — including increasing HIV testing, reducing the number of sexual partners and the use of PrEP.
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Orengoh, of Research Triangle Institute, agreed, arguing that the Rift Valley Water Service Board should have analysed how water generated by the Mau forest supports agriculture, tourism, and livelihoods in areas beyond Nakuru, and then balanced the competing demands.
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The figures, which summarize the results of all 2015 samples analysed by WADA-accredited laboratories, also showed there was a relative increase in the number of blood samples collected to 6.98 percent in 2015 from 4.78 percent in 2014.
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Expert Forum (EFOR), an independent think tank which has analysed public contracts related to the PNDL in several counties, found that about half were awarded to only 5-6 private firms even though up to 50 compete for them.
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In another document, CA's Wheatland is shown in an email thread ahead of that presentation telling Wigmore and Richardson "we need to agree the line in the presentations next week with regards the origin of the data we have analysed".
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The team, led by Natalie Cooper, an evolutionary biologist at the museum, analysed records of almost 2½m specimens in London, Paris (Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle), Chicago (Field Museum), New York (American Museum of Natural History) and Washington (Smithsonian Institution).
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The report, "Gender in the Global Research Landscape", analysed the authorship of more than 62m peer-reviewed papers published in 27 subject areas over the past 353 years, in 11 mostly rich countries and in the European Union as a whole.
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The team collected a sample of fish on the Miranda river flood plain in the Pantanal, measured the lengths of their specimens and the gapes of their jaws with callipers, and then analysed the animals' gut contents under a microscope.
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According to data analysed by Reuters, the proportion of stocks, regions and sectors that are technically in a bear market has shot up since the start of January, prompting some analysts to conclude the bull run may already be over.
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When we analysed these participants' crack use histories over time, a pattern emerged: significant increases in cannabis use during periods when they reported they were using it as a crack substitute, followed by decline in the frequency of crack use afterwards.
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To find out how true that remains, we have analysed the performance of more than 2,000 films with a budget of more than $10m, released in America and Canada since 1995, to see which factors help make a movie a hit.
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We have analysed loan-by-loan information on recoveries from defaulted loan contracts in German ABS deals and found no decline in diesel sales proceeds from one year ago, and no substantial decline relative to gasoline car sales from defaulted accounts.
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"The agency made this decision as a result of the data gathering process and new evidence collected at the site and analysed today," the FAA said in a statement, shortly after U.S. President Donald Trump announced the planes would be grounded.
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"The Home Office is setting the bar too high for LGBTQI+ people to claim asylum," said Leila Zadeh, executive director of UKLGIG, which analysed about 90 asylum interviews of LGBTQI people and Home Office refusal letters between 2015 and 2017.
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In the paper, for example, the Stanford researchers re-analysed a 2014 study of 250,000 people which found nearly 700 DNA variants linked to height—but only 16 percent of these variants had anything to do with a person's height.
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The IOC, which stores samples for a decade in order to re-test using newer methods or to look for new drugs, will not name the athletes or the sports until the second sample or B tests has been analysed.
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The clearest evidence comes from three economists—Raj Chetty, Nathaniel Hendren and Lawrence Katz of Harvard University—who analysed a randomised experiment in which some poor families were given housing vouchers to move out of impoverished districts into lower-poverty ones.
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The Commission analysed draft 2018 budget plans of all the euro zone's except Greece, which is under a bailout programme, to check if their main assumptions are in line with EU rules that set limits on budget deficits and public debt.
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Motherboard recently monitored and analysed content from one hashtag that is popular with these sorts of users, revealing a stream of inappropriate content, and found that Twitter is playing something of a whack-a-mole game with this corner of the network.
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He asked if the study's organisers could include the regular collection of faeces as part of their protocol and he thus obtained stool samples taken at the ages of three months, 12 months and annually thereafter, the bacterial contents of which he analysed.
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Of 23 English regions analysed, almost all saw a rise in the number of such crimes in the ten months after Mr Salah's arrival, part of a long-term trend that the Home Office puts down to better recording by the police.
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To dispatch the problem of estimating women's hormone levels from self-reporting their position in the menstrual cycle, Dr Jones arranged for all of the women to have their saliva sampled and analysed for hormones between two and 15 times during the experiment.
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Headline deficits for most of the 25 countries S&P analysed would have been 1 to 2 percentage points of GDP higher in 2015 had interest rates been closer to their longer-term average, meaning a rise in rates could spell bad news.
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Then, in 2019, following demands from the sailors' families to locate the submarine, Parly commissioned another search, which used newer technology to reassess data from the time of the submarine's disappearance, recreated tides in the western Mediterranean Sea, and analysed seismic reports.
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"The stream is not analysed, stored or processed by LIVE4 in any way, we have no ability (even if we wanted to) to look at the live streams as they are happening or after it's completed," he said in written comments to Reuters.
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But the Tax Policy Centre (TPC), a think-tank that has analysed Mr Trump's proposals, points out that although his plan does indeed reclassify carried interest, it would still cause the effective tax rate on it to fall from 23.8% to 15%.
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CHANTILLY, France (Reuters) - British Finance Minister Philip Hammond said that he feared the consequences on the economy and the public finances of a worst case no deal departure from the European Union as analysed in a fiscal risk report out on Thursday.
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They say they've have analysed 2 billion relationships, and aim to be able to predict how likely two or more people know each other in real life (well enough to ask a favour or share some kind of social capital with each other).
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With this data, the joint Oxfam, CCFD-Terre Solidaire and Secours Catholique-Caritas report "Following the Money: French Banks' Activities in Tax Havens," analysed international activities of the five largest banks in France: BNP Paribas, BPCE, Societe Generale, Credit Agricole and Credit Mutuel.
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The Economist has analysed data from past shows alongside various attributes, including genre, cast size, reception by critics and star-quality of actors involved, to estimate the probability of a show selling out in a given week and potential revenues in that week.
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It is hard to be both tough and likeable, but it can be done: Deborah Cameron and Sylvia Shaw, two British academics, analysed the 2015 general-election debates, and found that Nicola Sturgeon, the Scottish Nationalists' leader, interrupted most among the seven participants.
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"Both the question of the extraterritorial effects of an injunction imposing a removal obligation and the question of the territorial scope of such an obligation should be analysed, in particular, by reference to public and private international law," runs the non-binding opinion.
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Health Minister Katsunobu Kato said in parliament the central government would need to review patient lists and keep tabs on the condition of those previously discharged, as health experts analysed the implications of testing positive for the virus after an initial recovery.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS VRs BARCLAYS PLC AND BARCLAYS BANK PLC B plc and BB plc's VRs are analysed on a consolidated basis and are equalised because of B plc's role as a holding company and the absence of common equity double leverage.
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Intriguingly, the first few oesophageal tumours from Kenya don't appear to have any signatures from PAHs, potentially putting smoky rural kitchens like Emily's in the clear, although it's important to stress that only a small fraction of cases have been analysed so far.
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It was not clear if the proposals being analysed by the government will include oil exploration since the private sector plans reviewed by Reuters mostly focused on power generation, storage and transportation of energy, as well as exploration and production of natural gas.
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Leland Jenks, an economic historian at Columbia University, published a seminal paper in 1944 which analysed the different roles the railroad played in American economic life: as an "idea", as a construction project (with enormous resource demands), and as a provider of transportation services.
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For clients who are sensitive about the data that's being analysed — such as the car companies — the conditions are more restricted, and sometimes include centres where Scale controls the machines that are being used as well as how the data sets can be viewed.
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Alto looked at more than two dozen fact-checking groups in five EU nations and found they had a minimal online presence - making up between 0.1% and 0.3% of the total number of retweets, replies, and mentions analysed on Twitter from December to March.
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Satellite photos analysed by researchers from the Middlebury Institute of International Studies, and reported by the Washington Post, appear to show that Saudi Arabia has been building a factory for rocket engines, at an existing missile base in al-Watah, south-west of Riyadh.
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Each time they carried out this procedure the researchers analysed the two weeks' Twitter chatter with the help of Crimson Hexagon, a company based in Boston, co-founded by Dr King, which uses machine-learning techniques to classify the subjects and sentiments of tweets.
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To find out we analysed Mr Franklin's polling data, which span all presidential primary elections from 1976 to 2016, using a technique called Bayesian change-point analysis to calculate a polling average that is not too sensitive to outlier polls, as some other approaches are.
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Its author, Braden Leap of Mississippi State University, analysed the lyrics of the top songs on the weekly Billboard country-music charts from the 1980s until the 2010s and found that the near-routine depiction of men as breadwinners and stand-up guys has changed.
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That's according to a recently released study by Microsoft and Stanford University researchers who analysed wearable sensor data combined with search engine logs for 32,000 individuals over the three months from July 6, the release of the game in the U.S., through August 0003.
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Four high-ranking US intelligence officials confirmed that those deaths had been linked to Russian security services or mafia gangs, two groups that sometimes work in tandem, by "intelligence gathered in the field and analysed" by US spies and handed to Britain's security services.
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The exhibition, which marks the 500th anniversary of Bosch's death, has been over a decade in the making, and is the culmination of six years of work by the Bosch Research and Conservation Project, in which experts analysed the paintings of Bosch in piercing detail.
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Despite years of focus on increasing gender diversity, progress remains slow: nearly one-third of companies analysed in the report had no women in either board or top management positions, 60 percent had no female board members and 50 percent had no female top executives.
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Unfortunately for the authors of the worm they didn't register the domain hardcoded into their malware, possibly as a method to detect whether the malware was being analysed in a sandbox which would have responded to any network request as a matter of course.
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Members of her entourage have also analysed Trump's encounters with other leaders - including Britain's Theresa May, Japan's Shinzo Abe and Canada's Justin Trudeau - and have had exchanges with some of their counterparts on how to handle the unpredictable former reality-TV star, the officials added.
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A scientific paper often describes how "Participants were selected for certain characteristics…it was noted that they behaved in a certain way… results were analysed…" Besides being dull, these relentless passives make the process seem oddly disembodied, as though the research somehow performed itself.
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Following the release of that Season 7 image which showed Daenerys riding a very huge-looking Drogon, the people behind YouTube channel bridge4 have analysed exactly how big aenerys' pet will be next Season — and how his size compares to Balerion, the biggest dragon ever.
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In a move described as "disproportionate and poorly justified" by the researchers involved, editors of the Cochrane Reviews science journals said in October that they would be temporarily withdrawing a review that analysed evidence from eight studies on exercise therapy for CFS/ME patients.
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The right to request personal data that an organisation holds about you is a cornerstone right in data protection law and it is important that Professor Carroll, and other members of the public, understand what personal data Cambridge Analytica held and how they analysed it.
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The study, by researchers at the Institute for Fiscal Studies, the Institute of Education and the universities of Cambridge and Harvard, analysed tax data for the first time and student loan records for 210,230 students in England up to 10 years after they graduated.
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This process gives active heroin labs a significant heat signature clearly visible on infrared cameras—which was found on just one of the videos analysed by Alcis, in a lab with 200 of the barrels glowing white on the satellite image, indicating a major facility.
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Nearly one-in-five candidates running for parliament in the current election has an outstanding criminal case against them, inching up from 17% in the previous election and 15% in 2009, according to the Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR), a non-profit organisation that analysed candidates' declarations.
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Market data analysed by Business Insider shows not only that the Euro Stoxx has dropped around twice more than the S&P 500 this year, but also that the index is set for its worst single year since 2008, during the heart of the financial crisis.
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Rita Katz of the SITE Intelligence Group, a Washington-based firm that tracks global terror networks, analysed what happened to "And You Will Be Superior", a 35-minute video released in March that follows suicide-bombers, from a doctor to a disabled fighter to a child.
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This is at the heart of Warren Buffett's accomplishment at Berkshire Hathaway, which he insists is neither a conglomerate nor an investment vehicle, but a one-off that can only be analysed using a special set of rules that he has provided in an "owners' manual".
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Diana Mutz, a political scientist at the University of Pennsylvania, analysed survey data from 2012 and 2016 and found that losses in financial status did not predict support for Mr Trump, but a feeling of threatened status (whether white, Christian or male) was a strong predictor.
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They analysed all the clinical trials reported between October and January in the five most prestigious medical journals—specifically, the New England Journal of Medicine, the Journal of the American Medical Association, the Lancet, Annals of Internal Medicine and the BMJ—looking for evidence of outcome switching.
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The report, which was released on Thursday, analysed how the US "advanced industries supersector"—a group of 50 industries that rely heavily on research and development (R&D) and science-technology-engineering-math (STEM) skills—performed across the nation's 100 largest metropolitan areas from 203 to 2015.
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Shopping: WishWish, famous for its strange and eclectic product ads, was found to be the strongest shopping app among four of the ten markets analysed: Australia, Canada, the UK, and the US.According to App Annie, this is because focuses more intensively on price than competitors like Amazon.
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The representation of women on the boards of Hong Kong's leading companies increased marginally to 21 percent in 245.5, after stagnating at 20153 percent for the past two years, according to the report, which analysed Hong Kong's top companies listed on the Hang Seng Index (HSI).
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Data are the currency of the online world, gathered, analysed, sold and occasionally stolen in a business model that has built some of the world's most valuable companies—but which is attracting increasingly unfriendly scrutiny from governments and regulators, and which its critics decry as "surveillance capitalism".
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East Asia's urban areas include eight "megacities" with populations of over 10 million; 123 large cities of between 1 million and 10 million people; and 738 medium and small cities with 100,000 to 1 million people, shows the report, which analysed satellite imagery and population models to chart urbanisation.
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"The primary aims of this study are to update the original human footprint map to provide a contemporary view of human pressures, and to create the first temporally consistent maps of the human footprint, such that patterns of change over time can be analysed," Venter and co. write.
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We then analysed images of apartment buildings, and found that over the last 100 years, the design of buildings has been departing further and further from the rule of nature; more and more stripes appear decade by decade, making the buildings less and less comfortable to look at.
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Deposits in euro zone lenders from companies and individuals outside the 21-country currency bloc dwindled by more than 20.8896 percent to 1.1 trillion euros ($1.2 trillion) in the last six months of 2018, according to the latest ECB data analysed by Reuters, shedding more than 150 billion euros.
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Earlier this year, Patti Wood, the author of SNAP: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma, and Blanca Cobb, behind Methods of the Masters, analysed photographs of the Queen and her Prince over time — and told Good Housekeeping that little has changed over the years.
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For sure, that's still below the 82 million passengers that Hong Kong will have by then, according to IATA Consulting projections - around 80 percent of whom will fly to and from destinations outside mainland China, if today's traffic trends analysed by air travel data group OAG are maintained.
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While the tech company has the largest pile of financial assets by a US non-financial group, the lack of detail is typical of the 30 large US-domiciled companies analysed by the FT that hold more than $2003bn of cash and other securities on their balance sheets.
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Initially that included visualising the marketing data, but now the company has decided to focus solely on collecting the data from all of the disparate marketing channels, and cleaning it up and normalizing it so that it can be imported into popular business intelligence tools to be analysed.
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"The costs and benefits of completing further phases of the Bar-Boljare highway in the near term need to be carefully analysed," the IMF said, adding that a rush to complete the project could entail large fiscal costs that would leave the economy much more vulnerable to shocks.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRs, VR AND SENIOR DEBT Barclays' (the holding company) and Barclays Bank's (the operating company) ratings are analysed on a consolidated basis as their VRs are driven substantially by the same factors, with no significant difference in the likelihood of failure between the two entities, in our view.
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"Out of the twenty stories we analysed, 9 featured explicit mentions of 'Muslims' and the Islamic faith in general, while seven mentioned 'migrants', 'immigration', or 'refugees'… In seven instances, mentions of Muslims and immigrants were coupled with reporting on terrorism or violent crime, including sexual assault and honour killings," they write.
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Imports of solar panels from China, which had been rising rapidly until last year as well-to-do residents of Pyongyang tried to become independent of the unreliable power supply, fell to zero in March for the first time in eight years, according to Chinese customs statistics analysed by NK News.
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The finance ministry and central bank have analysed ways to make the levy less painful, and have considered untying the tax from market rates or linking it to a different reference point, as well as exempting assets from the levy, such as state treasuries or funding lines from international lenders.
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In this Q&A the Trust asserts that "a range of patient data must be analysed" in order to "provide diagnostic support and track patient outcomes" — as its explanation for why the data of a person who is currently not an in-patient is being used in the Streams app.
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All micrometeorites from the Antarctic collections had been molded in resin and grinded down to a section which had been analysed, but these black/white images from the electron microscope show a very confusing picture, and nothing like what micrometeorites really look like, when you encounter them in the urban dust.
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So what we did is we worked with the scriptwriters and we analysed and looked through the characters' arcs and where they went from — and that's within a scene and within the whole show — and then what we would do is we would work out what the reflection of that was.
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CCI's investigations arm, in a report dated May 6 which has not been made public, said it analysed company emails, call records and executive testimonies and concluded that SKF India Ltd, Schaeffler India Ltd, National Engineering Industries and Tata Steel's bearings division contravened antitrust law by discussing and agreeing prices.
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Young said that while the Norwegian and Chinese funds owned up to 3 percent and 1.5 percent respectively in the 20 big European firms he analysed, the study showed Saudi Arabia's SAMA likely held up to 0.75 percent while ADIA and the Kuwait Investment Authority owned around 0.3 percent each.
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