Sentence examples for consolidated data and from inspiring English sources

The formula fits well theoretical consolidation solutions and measured data regardless of using the incompletely consolidated data, and it is possible to reliably predict the ultimate values.

Thanks to this consolidation process, iRefWeb affords a global view of the consolidated data, and enables the exploration of the known interaction partners for a protein of interest, regardless of the database(s) that contain the original information.

This chapter explores how to write personas and user scenarios from consolidated data and provide pointers on how to make the personas as rich and expressive as possible.

YN conducted the phenotyping and chondrocyte experiments, consolidated data and provided the first draft of the manuscript.

With J-WAFS funding, Harvey will consolidate data and develop models to identify and disseminate more effective groundwater management strategies that take into account how and where dangerous concentrations of arsenic exist.

We foresee two possible future scenarios: in the first one developers of novel data-type resources, learning from previous experiences, will join efforts to consolidate data and create standards at earlier stages; in the second one we will accept redundant overlaps and solve them with data integration and knowledge management approaches.

The primary objectives of the BIOM file format are presented in Additional file 2. In addition to consolidating data and metadata in a single, standard file format, the BIOM file format supports sparse and dense matrix representations to efficiently store these data on disk.

Currently only the SROs and the SEC will be able to view and analyze consolidated data stored in the CAT.

In addition, consolidated data did not distinguish between responses of male interviewees and female interviewees.

However, since consolidated data are not available, it is not possible to confirm this relationship.

The problem was, Mr. Sisto added, that many hospitals lacked the capital to modernize on their own, and many came together through alliances and mergers "to share capital, consolidate data systems, and have more clout in negotiating with insurance companies".