Sentence examples for as a distinct data from inspiring English sources

Despite the number of UEMs suggested to support the gathering of users' design feedback, no coherent body of knowledge on users' design feedback as a distinct data source has been established.

For example, a sample should be a single channel in the case of two channels experiment, each channel data being imported as a distinct data file.

"Dynamic machine algorithms have a distinct data-driven competitive advantage over human pattern detection.

The system treats the orientation values as a distinct numeric data type and computes circular statistics for them.

The study population was structured as two distinct data designs.

Results from Platform 1 and Platform 2 were treated as two distinct data sets to which the statistical workflow was applied using R 3.0.2 (R Foundation for Statistical Computing) for quality control filtering, log2-transformation, and missing data imputation (see the Supplemental Experimental Procedures).

In the study, 297,214 G. hirsutum and 32,525 G. barbadense EST sequences were assigned as two distinct data sets for all possible InDels loci based on in silico PCR strategy.

Of them, 329,749 ESTs from the two tetraploid cultivated cotton species, with 297,214 from G. hirsutum and 32,525 from G. barbadense (11,446 publically available in Genbank, 21,079 from our study), were assigned respectively as two distinct data sets for mining all possible InDels loci.

Patient and professional transcripts were analysed independently in the first instance but an integrated analysis was conducted when it became apparent that the professional and patient data sets produced a more comprehensive and illuminating account when considered concurrently rather than as distinct data sets.

All annotations are encoded as distinct data messages and events that pass through the shared memory system.

But in the free-text part of the article, embedded in the CIF as distinct data fields, we do not expect authors to mark up their commentary in any greater detail than in a conventional article.