Sentence examples for appreciated data from inspiring English sources

However, more than is widely appreciated, data do support the efficacy of the psychosocial treatments that should accompany pharmacotherapy.

Integration analysis of interplatform, genome-wide DNA methylation datasets with appreciated data normalization and batch effect elimination could provide optimal biomarker combinations in a large sample population to obtain maximum diagnosis efficiency.

Genome-based phylogenetic analysis of the RAH1 strain (ClonalFrame analysis [ 5 ]) and strains 809, BR-AD22, and 0102 indicates a much wider phylogenetic diversity of C. ulcerans strains than previously appreciated (data not shown).

1 2 3 4 5 7 Although not yet widely appreciated, data from randomised controlled trials usually provide an opportunity to develop models for the prediction of a treatment effect on the basis of individual patient characteristics. 1 5 Such models can enable clinicians to estimate a treatment effect for individual patients in terms of absolute risk reduction for the disease of interest.

As readers who respect and appreciate data, you can also appreciate its absence, and what can (and cannot) be said as a result.

A model like the one depicted in Fig. 2 guides thinking about why ROC analysis is important, but once that point is appreciated, ROC data can be collected and analyzed in a purely empirical way (i.e., without embracing any theoretical assumptions).

Given that the contents of the present manuscript have employed methods already described in a previous article (Brouillet et al., Biology Direct 2010, 5 40 doi:10.1186/1745-6150-5-40), although with an expanded range of application, I would have appreciated experimental data testing the critical assumptions of the analysis.

One man who would have appreciated this data-intensive approach to record breaking was Neil Armstrong.

Finally, the Pearson correlation coefficient ρ is given in order to appreciate the data fitting [58].

We appreciate the data management work of Margaret Doyle and Katy Araujo.

But the most reasonable people on both sides of the aisle appreciate sound data.