Meanings of datapoint in English

The robots and tech waking up on Ilus is her one datapoint.

If this datapoint was shifted forward a few years to 2004, the apparent plateau vanished.

The soybean plant had stopped growing but didn't fade, which was an interesting datapoint, or would have been.

Lyon, however, has lobbied to get the syndrome added as a datapoint, so proper statistics will soon become available.

But it's only one datapoint.

This is one datapoint.

All he cares about is seeding, because to a large extent, that one datapoint predicts how a team will fare.

The combined new protocol retains a million residues of data, while cleaning up false-positive noise in the multi- χ datapoint distributions.

Bike war datapoint of the day, rack-placement edition Matt Chaban manages to get a quote today which perfectly encapsulates the self-defeating nature of anti-bike activists.

In fact, his datapoint is so far to the right that he should be off the chart (I'm lazy and didn't adjust the scale).

There are three Fridays where monthly jobs data will be released, and plenty of inflation readings and other, lesser economic datapoints.

We also expanded the database of vital registration, survey, and census data to 14 294 geography-year datapoints.

The robots and tech waking up on Ilus is her one datapoint.

If this datapoint was shifted forward a few years to 2004, the apparent plateau vanished.

The soybean plant had stopped growing but didn't fade, which was an interesting datapoint, or would have been.

Lyon, however, has lobbied to get the syndrome added as a datapoint, so proper statistics will soon become available.