Sentence examples for analytics due to from inspiring English sources

The invasion of patient privacy is considered as a growing concern in the domain of big data analytics due to the emergence of advanced persistent threats and targeted attacks against information systems.

First, classifiers may be located across different sites that are willing to cooperate to provide services, but are unwilling to reveal proprietary information about their analytics, or are unable to exchange their analytics due to the high transmission overheads involved.

Of course, it is Twitter that has become the centerpiece of the social media analytics industry due to its decision to make a realtime firehose of its entire platform available for analytics.

The complexity in the smart city data analytics manifests due to a variety of issues: i) Requirements of cross-thematic applications e.g. energy, transport, water, urban etc, and ii) multiple sources of data providing unstructured, semi-structured or structured data, and iii) trustworthiness of data [6,7].

In the process analytic singularities due to Coulomb's law are eliminated.

Moreover, the solution is valid in both near and far fields and reduces to the analytic solution due to Amiet when the airfoil collapses to a flat plate with large span, and the measurement point is taken to the far field.

Taylor et al. [1] assumed very long circular vessel geometry upstream the inlet section to obtain the analytic solution due to Womersley [2].

Variable adjustment for confounding and disparate analytic strategies (due to the nature of studies included) means that caution is needed in direct comparisons between studies.

The potential for biomarker measurement error originates from unspecific measurements or analytic flaws due to poor assay conditions.

Mode of delivery was classified either vaginal spontaneous or vacuum assisted; forceps and breech were excluded from the analytic dataset due to low number of cases.

The absolute mean difference was calculated to get an indication of the potential bias in meta-analytic outcomes due to the incongruence.