The phrase "a diverse data" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct form would be "diverse data" or "a diverse set of data."
Example: "The research team analyzed diverse data to draw more comprehensive conclusions."
Alternatives: "varied data" or "a range of data."
"Sometimes marketing and sales people understand better than data scientists what to ask — which is why it's important to have a diverse data team," she said.
A diverse data set of known phototoxicants and non-phototoxicants including various molecular chemotypes (90%% of them are pharmaceuticals) was compiled.
Since many institutions are highly siloed, and having a diverse data stewardship, issues of data governance and the capability to have the right access to relevant data are still regarded as a primary concern.
Herein we report a QSAR study based on a TOPological Sub-structural Molecular Design (TOPS-MODE) approach, aiming at predicting the anticancer leukemia activity of a diverse data set of indolocarbazoles derivatives.
We present a diverse data set to show that hair and teeth contain an extended record of biologic rhythms, and that analysis of these tissues could yield signals of neurodegenerations.
Our previous work [14] [17] showed that the docking accuracy of GEMDOCK was better than some well-known docking tools, such as GOLD [30] and FlexX [31], on a diverse data set of 100 protein-ligand complexes suggested by Jones et al. [30].
The proposed model is shown to exhibit, at 20 Hz, a 98.67% success rate on a diverse data-set composed of 39 videos encompassing a total of 29,789 640 × 480 frames.
We hypothesized instructor differences would add to the variety of Instructor Talk identified, providing a more diverse data set for building an initial Instructor Talk framework.
A large diverse data set of small molecules and a suitable quantum method are essential for our chemoinformatics data-driven approach, to generate a good quality training set with a large number of bond dissociation energies.
Most of the isolates selected for MLST were derived from large independent collections and were chosen, in part, based on prior knowledge of their emm type and geographic site of isolation, with the goal being the compilation of a genetically diverse data set.
Here, we apply a new method that incorporates a variety of diverse data sets to reflect on this important population event to evaluate the climate versus competition hypotheses for Neanderthal extinction.
