Spot areas for improvement by breaking data down to topic level: In maths we generate tracking sheets for students to show their proficiency in each topic studied, as well as their overall score and level.
The solution, called "packet switching" – which owed its existence to the work of a British physicist, Donald Davies – involved breaking data down into blocks that could be routed around any part of the network that happened to be free, before getting reassembled at the other end.
The idea is to break that data down and make it more accessible.
We then break this data down by both female age and time trying for a baby, which are the most important factors in determining success rate.
The figures in Additional file 2 break these data down on the regional level and show that this increase in extra-continental has been general, although with strong regional variations.
"When you break the data down like this, it is really hard to make the argument that women want to stay home with their kids and are choosing lowering paying jobs," Glynn said.
Because of the imprecise diagnostic information obtained from the patient exit survey as well as the sample size it was not possible to break these data down by KEPH condition or even department.
It breaks the data down by age, gender and profession – so you could get your class to create visual representations of changes for each group, or use the figures to analyse the effectiveness of moves to reduce smoking in society.
When the authors broke the data down by gender, they found that male participants scored significantly higher on all Dark Triad traits than the women; meanwhile, women scored higher on neuroticism, agreeableness, and conscientiousness.
The RDF language provides a simple and flexible way of representing knowledge by breaking data structures down into dyadic predicates (triples) [ 21].
