Sentence examples for conflation of data from inspiring English sources
"Lots of companies -- Bitly, OKCupid – have this weird conflation of data research based on what their users are doing and corporate profit-making.
The linking component of linked data, however, puts an additional focus on the integration and conflation of data across multiple sources.
ARC documentation states that: This Theme represents a conflation of various street centerline data: GDOT's General Highway Base Map, U.S. Census Bureau's TIGER 2000 files, ARC's ARCmap database, and U.S. Forestry Commission's Forestry Maps.
Other groups have similarly noted that the conflation of quality of reporting and quality of data is problematic [ 25].
Because of possible conflation of genotyping and mRNA expression data with a highly homologous pseudogene, CYP2D6 was dropped from the list of "successfully analyzed" genes.
Conflation: This is the feature of the messaging and data distribution system that guarantees true real-time delivery of data.
However, the conflation of abstract temporal concepts with concrete spatial information may also have more sociocultural origins.
Exit poll data from the 2004 election indicate that it was the conflation of the Iraq War as a pat of the War on Terror that that maintained public support.
Our data suggest that these goals are being undermined by the conflation of plantations with forests and of exurban areas with lost forests.
Thrasher pointed out the lack of rigorous sampling and control in the kind of research published by Wertham, the conflation of correlation with causality, and statements that were asserted without the support of research data (198-203).
