Sentence examples for an amalgam of data from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

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.

(Imagine an amalgam of Van Morrison, Leonard Cohen and Jesse Colin Young).

It's actually an amalgam of a few ideas.

(The name was an amalgam of Independent Digital Entertainment).

Shaktism is an amalgam of Shaivism and mother goddess traditions.

His politics were an amalgam of racism, pornography, & religion.

It is an amalgam of dozens of incremental improvements.