The phrase "accent data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to linguistics, speech recognition, or any field that analyzes or utilizes information about accents in speech.
Example: "The software uses accent data to improve its voice recognition capabilities for different regional dialects."
Alternatives: "dialect data" or "pronunciation data".
Further, the ACCENT data exhibited classical log-normal hazard shape for both stage II and III patients (see Figure 1 of previous work, Sargent et al, 2007).
On the basis of these considerations, the ACCENT data provided a good vehicle for a case-study comparison of survival estimation obtained with Kaplan Meier, Cox, and log-normal approaches.
Pooled analyses with the ACCENT data showed that patients with stage II and III colon cancer exhibited stage-specific differences in risk of recurrence, or non-proportional hazards, during follow-up (Sargent et al, 2007, 2010).
Thus, we hypothesised, based on recent breast cancer literature, that the ACCENT data would have substantive differences in survival estimates with log-normal survival modelling, rather than with the Cox model (Royston, 2001; Chapman et al, 2008).
On the basis of these considerations, the ACCENT data provided a good vehicle for a case-study comparison of survival estimation obtained with the Kaplan Meier, Cox, and log-normal approaches.
As our data accented fatalism in males, it's notable that other studies have also detected a relatively high prevalence of fatalism in males that impedes health preventive and precautionary behaviours [ 131].
I assumed that she had picked up the accent from her husband, a data scientist.
Acton, in a very plummy accent, is "longing" for the data to be out there.
More recently, the artificial intelligence and knowledge representation communities also started investigating streaming data posing an accent on integration and automated reasoning.
The large Adjuvant Colon Cancer End points (ACCENT) database with individual patient data for 20 898 patients enroled on 18 colon cancer clinical trials pre-dated the biologically targeted therapeutic approaches described above (Sargent et al, 2005, 2007).
The ACCENT database, with individual patient data for 20 898 patients from 18 colon cancer clinical trials, was used to support Food and Drug Administration FDAapprovalval of 3-year disease-free survival as a surrogate for 5-year overall survival.
