Sentence examples for central mass of data from inspiring English sources

According to Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary an outlier is "an observation so distant from the central mass of data that it is considered an obvious mistake that should be removed from the data whether or not a cause of the deviation can be found" [ 7].

The shared ancestral polymorphisms may be the cause of the central knot of conflict (an ancestral ocean of polymorphisms and reticulation) represented by the tight central mass of splits that represent incompatible and ambiguous signals in the data set [ 45], with the radiating splits representing progressive lineage sorting and reticulation within the lineages.

The next day McIntyre announced that he had got hold of a mass of data.

Masses and masses of data.

General Petraeus is also assembling masses of data.

Britain's National Health Service (NHS) compiles masses of data.

Not just masses of union members, but also masses of data.

Arrayed around a central mass, a murmuration of outspoken electrons, the affiliation and foci of which are clear, yet from which emerge mysterious patterns and strange attractors.

Central coordination of data collection is crucial.

Another central source of data is GAVI's APRs [ 5].

On either side of the central mass are grouped two considerably lower masses, composed in general of more recent and softer rocks, such as sandstone.