Sentence examples for acceptance of the data from inspiring English sources

The EU-funded SMART project is looking to finalize the technological hurdles that have hindered the widespread acceptance of the data containing tags.

A major challenge for regulatory acceptance of the data from HTS assays is in ensuring that tissue- and pathway-specific effects of chemicals can be captured.

As the correct association of tags and sequences is crucial to the approach, we followed very conservative criteria post sequencing in regards to acceptance of the sequence data.

Widespread acceptance of the WHI data led to a general decrease in HRT use.

That reflects, and has fostered, what may be an over-eager acceptance of the animal data as a model for human research; translation of the animal findings as regards developmental influence of the timing of exposures, for example, is far short of adequate.

Upon acceptance of the manuscript the data for all experiments will be deposited as spreadsheets in a public repository.

The main differences between the calculation methods presented in the standards are "the acceptance of climatic data," "the calculation method of internal heat gains," "the calculation method of solar heat gains" and "the acceptance of the air change rate values".

We employed a qualifier transition and incorporated an acceptable tolerance limit for the acceptance of data to decrease the possibility of misidentification of the 8-oxodG and of the contribution of any underlying peak.

The European Union is also in the process of comprehensively reforming EU Data Protection law — and today's unpicking of the 2006 directive by the ECJ should be seen in that wider context of an acceptance of the need for data protection legislation reform in the E.U.

In fact, the proposed model is able to explain more variation of the technology acceptance of big data analytics than the TAM alone.

Several researchers have raised strong concerns against the wholesale acceptance of HHpXRF data as "the be-all and end-all" answer to a broad range of archaeological questions instead of targeting it to more appropriate cases where quantitative data should only be published when analytical uncertainty can be addressed through measures of precision and accuracy [18, 19].