data point

or data·point

noun

a single fact or piece of information; a datum:
Other data points, such as crime statistics, are available from the state government.

First recorded in 1880–85

Instead, Yellen just received a data point that creates a great deal of uncertainty.

And this too is only one data point in a pattern of Foxman's criticisms of comedy shows for jokes he considers inappropriate.

This data point, which is not be confused with the more popular ISM purchasing managers index, is a relatively crude one.

Here's one data point I learn from Jean Edward Smith's recent Eisenhower biography.

It's important not to read too much into any single data point.

The more broadly we study the disease the more clearly do the data point in this direction.

These data point sufficiently clearly to the month of August.

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