Sentence examples for analyzed aggregated data from inspiring English sources

We only synthesize and analyzed aggregated data.

In accordance with the general rule of practice, the study analyzed aggregated data using the smallest areal units for which data were available to ameliorate the effects of aggregation.

Commonly used statistical methods for this purpose quantify the extent and significance of changes in measures of the average expression levels of single genes/proteins [see for example Smyth (2004); Tusher et al., (2001)] or analyze aggregated data for gene/protein sets representing entire cellular pathways and processes (Glaab et al., 2010; Guo et al. 2005; Lee et al., 2008).

Finally, because the PCR-MN case register is one of four Dutch psychiatric case-registers it is also possible to compare results from the Utrecht region to other regions covered by one of the other case-registers or even to analyze aggregated data from the four PCRs together.

To determine the extent of variation of ethical considerations between countries, we analyzed aggregate data for the countries that submitted five or more proposals.

In analyzing aggregate data that Google already has, Flu Trends is no different from Google Trends or Insights for Search, two related services that let anyone track the ebb and flow of any search term or phrase.

Analyzing aggregate data, Goodman and Hiskey (2008) find that participation rates for the 2000 presidential election in Mexico were negatively associated with the percentage of households receiving remittances at the municipal level.

This report looks at how diagnosis and disease-specific treatment of MPS I have changed over time by analyzing aggregate data from nearly 900 patients enrolled in the MPS I Registry.

I described a study that we carried out in my research team a few years ago, where we analyzed aggregated and anonymized mobile data from Mexico during the H1N1 flu outbreak in the spring of 2009.

In an effort to overcome the potential shortcomings of analyzing spatially aggregated data, some recent analyses of blood lead screening data have used highly refined geographic scales.

Big data by its nature has to deal with torrents of data, and thus the field's tools of choice revolve around analyzing filtered and aggregated data.