Sentence examples for amalgam of data from inspiring English sources

They use powers of close observation to integrate the vast shifting amalgam of data that constitute their own particular situation — their own and no other.

Also, because it is present as a single copy, the genomic data are not an amalgam of data from two alleles.

Data for all other livestock holdings in the UK are an amalgam of 2001 census data and DEFRA's list of premises including all IPs and culled premises from the epidemic; in total 185,791 premises.

As I pointed out in an earlier post, this amalgam of algorithms, infrastructure, and data is highly potent.

It is an amalgam of a bunch of streams of data to produce one authoritative barometer of the biggest hits in the U.S.A. That's enormously useful to the public — or, at least as long as that chart remains authoritative, it's a handy benchmark.

A set of data for trace cadmium diffusing in mercury amalgams has been produced over the temperature range 283 333 K and for zinc at 298 K.

Reply!'s data is an amalgam of property records, tax records and an algorithm that calculates a market value for a home based on neighborhood trends, to effectively measure homes that haven't been appraised or sold recently.

A recent risk analysis of data from several studies including 3800 subjects in US National Health and Nutrition Examination (NHANES) revealed that amalgam dental restorations (50% metallic mercury) were a major source of Hg exposure in the US.

In his essay on this subject, Isaiah Berlin defines political judgment as "a capacity for integrating a vast amalgam of constantly changing, multicolored, evanescent perpetually overlapping data".

We analyzed time-sensitive longitudinal amalgam exposure data in children randomized to amalgam restorations (n = 267) during the 5-year New England Children's Amalgam Trial.

At the bottom of Figure 2, the Amalgam's integrated data visualization options are shown.