Sentence examples for bridging data from inspiring English sources

Immunogenicity "bridging data" is an accepted surrogate for efficacy for most childhood vaccines.

The ability to reproduce and predict concentration-response data is essential for toxicological applications, bridging data from toxicity studies with systems biology to anticipate adverse outcomes.

Additional file 1: Figure S5B shows a typical result of bridging data sampled at 2 hour intervals with a bridge of length 20 computed using the heuristic described above.

Or a financial services company digesting an acquisition can use the technology as glue to bridge data networks instead of having to combine incompatible systems.

Table 1 summarizes the time complexity and shows also real observed numbers for the Bridge data set (see "Experiments" section).

A time series-based damage identification technique, autoregressive with exogenous input (ARX) models and sensor clustering, is evaluated using the real bridge data and the simulated bridge data obtained from the boundary value problem.

With this update the tablet now sports SMS capabilities through BlackBerry Bridge, data encryption on personal accounts, and improved Android application support.

With IMS, early discovery of problems by field monitoring, simultaneous monitoring of multiple bridges, data use for other purposes than bridge management, guarantee of data uniformity, and reduction of inspection and other maintenance work also become possible.

The effects of the accelerated test conditions on relative performance are also explored herein through utilisation of an exposure level calibration factor developed from marine bridge data collected in 2007.

For 112 α/β hydrolases with experimentally determined structures, at least 65% of all cysteines were found to be part of disulfide bridges (data not shown).

All saposin C−/− mice failed to cross the 5 mm square beam, whereas WT mice had no difficulty traversing the bridge (data not shown).