Sentence examples for amenable to data from inspiring English sources

Bitmaps, IOTs, and clusters are not amenable to data changes but are designed to be highly efficient for high-throughput reads common to data warehouses.

Detailed information regarding reasons for hospitalization, post-transplant complications, types of infection, cytogenetic risk, graft verses host disease, and prognostic scores were not recorded in a standard manner amenable to data abstraction.

A framework amenable to data growth will be vital as the body of chemical information grows exponentially with efforts such as REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemical substances) in the European Union (EC 1907/2006), subsequent phases of the U.S. EPA's ToxCast program, and the inclusion of information as it becomes available from the EDSP test batteries.

Online social media could therefore provide a resource through which barriers to feedback, traditionally encountered by mental health services, can be overcome, as well as providing a medium which is readily amenable to data collection and analysis allowing rapid interpretation of feedback.

The resulting data formats are highly amenable to statistical data analysis, including descriptive and predictive data-mining algorithms.

Third, passive acoustics is highly amenable to automated data collection and processing, so large amounts of data can readily be analysed.

Clustering and taxonomic annotation data are stored in a relational database, and are thus amenable to subsequent data mining and web presentation.

Viewed as partially-ordered trees, XML documents are amenable to efficient data mining techniques.

The open and semantic nature of ontology languages also makes this architecture amenable to greater data reuse and interoperability.

Harman (Harman, 2011) proposed a new category of testability transformation (used to produce a version of a program more amenable to test data generation) called testability refactoring.

Notably, even questions in fields other than biology are amenable to such data coding.