Sentence examples for accumulating data on from inspiring English sources

It was here that in 2002 Markram began accumulating data on a section of the rat neocortex no larger than a pinhead.

But while Dr. Kinsey was a scientist interested in accumulating data on human sexual experience, Dr. Masters was also a physician who was concerned with his patients' overcoming their sexual problems.

However, by accumulating data on different cell types and the genes that encode for the expression of particular proteins and ion channels, Markram was able to model the electrical prosperities of the synapses and a form a picture of how they communicated and formed links with synapses in other parts of the column.

On Sept. 7, Boston Scientific disclosed that it had told the Food and Drug Administration this summer that the company's most recent analysis of its accumulating data on its Taxus drug-coated stent had concluded that clotting risks were slightly higher than for bare metal stents.

Physicists hope they might use the accumulating data on antimatter to home in on the mass of the weakly interacting massive particle (WIMP), which is thought to be the fundamental dark matter particle.

Despite these accumulating data on DTI in TBI, previous studies have reported on small numbers of patients and/or addressed a limited range of outcome categories.

By tracking I.P. addresses and cookies, sites can accumulate data on an individual.

As Ellie asks questions of subjects and they respond, she accumulates data on their speech patterns and motions in order to assess their mental condition.

And so Kubota continues to accumulate data on his own simple organism, every day of his life.

Senator Al Franken, a Democrat of Minnesota who is in charge of a subcommittee on privacy, said in a recent speech that companies like Google and Facebook accumulated data on users because "it's their whole business model".

There are only a few thousand human-factors engineers out of the thousands of thousands of engineers in the world who are designing novel machines, machine systems, and environments much faster than behavioral scientists can accumulate data on how humans will respond to them.