Risk analysis is key to researching port safety.
Due to the fact that the relationship between spectral data and actual variable concentration is far from linear and sometimes difficult to determine, intelligent data analysis is key to obtain valuable process information.
"Pharmacometric analysis is key to understanding the relationship between exposure and response, and this critical knowledge will help companies avoid late-stage failures," says Jill fielder-Kelly, vice president of pharmacometric services and chief scientific officer of Buffalo, New York based Cognigen Corporation, a contract research organization (CRO).
There is no magic bullet that will solve our energy challenges, and I've always believed that rigorous analysis is key to understanding fundamental trade-offs.
Second, using real datasets that challenge students to apply scientific concepts and analysis is key to learning scientific thinking (Wise and Okey, 1983; Soloway et al., 1999).
It is becoming clear that careful selection of loci before analysis is key to robust and believable resolution of many phylogenetic questions when multigene data sets are used (Salichos and Rokas 2013).
This analysis indicated that community transmission was key to epidemic dynamics in Uganda, whereas funerals contributed more to transmission in the DRC.
The results from reliability modeling and analysis are key contributors to design and tuning activities for computer-based systems.
The other top six positions identified by our MIp-based feature selection analysis are key residues known to interact with the bases directly in at least one structure (Fraenkel et al., 1998; Passner et al., 1999; Wolberger et al., 1991) or influence specificity by substitution between HDs (Damante et al., 1996).
Giles Andrews, chief executive and co-founder of Zopa, a more established P2P lender founded in 2005 that has lent more than £455m to individuals and sole traders, agrees that customer data - its efficient collection and analysis - is key to success these days.
