Sentence examples for availability of extensive information from inspiring English sources

The availability of extensive information on diabetic patients and meteorological variables allowed adjustments for individual as well as extraneous confounders.

One of the key strengths of our study was the availability of extensive information on anthropometric measures, diet, and physical activity, which allowed us to adjust for these important determinants of CRC risk in a more comprehensive way, compared to previous studies.

The availability of extensive data is revolutionizing the underwriting process.

It requires the availability of extensive data sizes to be able to make dependable predictions (Brockwell and Davis 2002).

The recent availability of extensive sequence information in fish, however, has facilitated the application of more extensive molecular (including whole-genome) approaches to fish toxicology.

This method is especially well-suited in Iceland due to its founder population characterized by long haplotypes (a set of SNPs that tend to be inherited together), and the availability of extensive genealogy information of its inhabitants in the large pedigree database "Íslendingabók".

It is not intended to discuss this subject in detail other than to draw attention to the availability of extensive published information in several countries: Thailand (Holm, 1971), the Philippines (Zamora and Baguio, 1984), Malaysia (Devendra, 1979a) and Indonesia (Hartardi et al., 1980).

The plurality of the mentioned studies focus on developed countries, perhaps due to the availability of extensive economic data.

Attempts to model these interactions have generally taken the form of amino acid base recognition codes or purely sequence-based profile methods, which depend on the availability of extensive sequence and structural information for specific structural families, neglect side-chain conformational variability, and lack generality beyond the structural family used to train the model.

Our approach offers the opportunity to correct for both factors, thanks to the availability of extensive host and viral genomic information.

What are the complex security risks that emerge with the availability of extensive human genomic data?