Sentence examples for a substantial dataset of from inspiring English sources

A review of more recent archaeological excavations reveals a substantial dataset of complete domestic structures.

7) The authors have a substantial dataset of spontaneous activity, analyzed for noise correlations but not temporal structure.

This provides a unique opportunity to employ a substantial dataset to investigate the effects of pooling datasets on classifier accuracy, signature stability and enrichment of functional categories.

Still, sampling 1494 gene products represents a substantial dataset.

28 However, a study in the USA that used a substantial national dataset of over 16 million ambulance journeys to emergency departments found that urban location had a corrected OR of 1.46 (1.2 to 1.7) of ambulance use.

Here, we have used 454-based pyrosequencing to generate a substantial EST dataset of the T. vaporariorum transcriptome and then characterised genes encoding detoxification enzymes and insecticide target proteins.

Mixed phylogenetic clades composed of 59-be sites from different vibrio species, observed with V. cholerae and V. metschnikovii by Rowe-Magnus et al. [ 12] and here with a more substantial dataset, suggest frequent transfer of gene cassettes between vibrios.

Having generated a total of 566 single-cell expression profiles from the TALE-VP64 and TALE-KRAB perturbation experiments, we next combined all the expression data to explore the potential of this substantial dataset for the identification of possible regulatory relationships.

This is the first study combining sequence analyses of a substantial EST dataset with microarray expression data of all major life stages (except adult males) for the identification and characterization of putative parasitism-associated proteins in any parasitic nematode.

A recent study took advantage of the substantial dataset provided by the Demographic and Health Surveys, a standard survey methodology examining reproductive and child health and now applied in more than 75 countries, to examine the association between economic growth and infant mortality across 59 countries.

Our study emphasises the discriminating power of high-resolution Y-STR typing, and provides the first substantial dataset on a Nepalese sample.