data-driven

I am not saying that all action research is data-driven.

Maybe they’ll become more quantlike—more data-driven and policy-oriented—in the process.

Let us consider the costs and benefits of data-driven action research.

The program's data-driven methods set the standard for industry research.

We want to be a very data-driven agency around those five markets.

Data-driven school reform is a major focus of the Obama administration's education policies.

It was a surprise to see how many data-driven people spoke against making the reports public.

But in her data-driven way, she is making a revolutionary argument.

To be data-driven is unheard of on the local level.

We’ll be bringing you data-driven analysis, historical perspective and results as they become available.

The data-driven approach has become part of the Bloomberg administration's pattern.

With the right skills, they can make data-driven decisions and solve complex problems.

They agreed to put in data-driven teacher evaluation systems as part of that competition.

Plant modeling can be data-driven or based on first principles.

In the rush toward data-driven management, don’t leave out qualitative analysis.

Political scandals do not lend themselves especially well to data-driven analysis.

He also said he wanted to make the bank’s programs more data-driven.

One of which is the study of language in a data-driven matter.

For many, Linux is a key to success in a data-driven world.

Superb engineering and data-driven design is, of course, the company's strong point.

The organization's goal is to provide "data-driven journalism for the common good."

This data-driven process is known in the industry as retargeting.

I think this is particularly true when the three possible outcomes of data-driven action research are all important to you as a researcher.

IN the past decade, baseball has experienced a data-driven information revolution.

But there's been very little debate about how the shift to a data-driven culture is affecting us.