Sentence examples for a useful data from inspiring English sources
The automated QLF system demonstrated significant correlations with clinical and photographic gold standards, and while additional information is required on the use of multiple teeth within the algorithm the results support the use of the system within epidemiological programmes as a useful data adjunct.
The DPCA data are accessible for research following data usage permission and make it possible to analyze all claims or specific subgroups to identify predictors, outcomes, etc. DPCA data have until now been used only in few studies but could be a useful data source in future studies of health care-related injuries.
The de Bruijn graph proved a useful data structure for this purpose (Pevzner et al., 2001) and is used by pioneering short-read assemblers such as Velvet (Zerbino and Birney, 2008) and EULER-USR (Chaisson et al., 2009), and subsequent assemblers including SOAPdenovo (Li et al., 2010), ALLPATHS 2 (MacCallum et al., 2009), ABySS (Simpson et al., 2009) and Cortex (Iqbal et al., 2012).
This is an apples-to-oranges comparison, but it provides a useful data point.
It was a useful data point in informing how we ought to scale our business".
But a useful data point and corroboration of things we thought we knew.
Based on performance evaluation measures, we aver that the Artificial Neural Network model is a useful data-driven tool for forecasting monthly SPEI and its drought-related properties in the region of study.
From this evidence, it can be concluded that the DoDE optimization method has the potential to be a useful data-driven optimization tool for batch crystallization processes where a first-principles model is not available or cannot be developed due to time and/or cost constraints.
The iterative k-means algorithm provides a useful data-driven method to account for complex patterns of variation in rates of molecular evolution among sites.
It has an atlas and a really useful data file of flags, facts and figures.
This is a mean to transform a set of chemical equations in a computationally useful data structure.
