"data" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

data rzeczownik

rzeczownik + data

Kolokacji: 162

census data • computer data • survey data • government data • sales data • employment data • research data • input data • ...

data + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 172

data base • data collection • data analysis • data file • data set • data source • data processing • data storage • data bank • ...

data + czasownik

Kolokacji: 128

data show • data suggest • data indicate • data provide • data support • data include • Data come • data enjoy • data using • data exist • ...

Kolokacji: 25

1. data show = dane pokazują data show

2. data suggest = dane wskazują data suggest

3. data indicate = dane wskazują data indicate

4. data provide = dane dostarczają data provide

5. data support = dane wsparcie data support

6. data include = dane obejmują data include

7. Data come = Dane nadchodzą Data come

8. data enjoy = dane lubią data enjoy

9. data using = dane używając data using

10. data exist = dane istnieją data exist

11. data reveal = dane wyjawiają data reveal

12. data say = dane oznaczają data say

Data say

13. data relate = dane dotyczą data relate

14. data go = dane idą data go

15. data help = dane pomoc data help

16. data make = dane robią data make

17. data confirm = dane potwierdzają data confirm

18. data represent = dane reprezentują data represent

Combined data from these groups will represent over two million study participants.
The data between the two fingers represents work remaining for it to do.
The data collected represent 'composite days' in the lives of each individual.
Also a collection of data representing problems with their solutions and related experiences.
The 2009 data represents a 93% increase over 2008.
"If these data represent a true finding, it's one more reason for women to stop smoking during pregnancy."
To make sure the data is representing the right detail, an additional expand value needs to be introduced.
Validity (as used here) refers to whether the data actually represent what you think is being measured.
Such data, therefore, represent clear evidence of health inequalities among children aged 1-15.
These data represent the input for mathematical treatment that will deliver results.