Sentence examples for copious data from from inspiring English sources

Assisted both by the copious data from the original use of the MBES system on the Teknik Perdana, and by later simulations run by ExxonMobil, and charged with finding recommendations for human activity, the report written following the three day conference by panel chair Brandon Southall came to the conclusion that somehow, MBES must have been involved.

This has the potential to leverage copious data from an older, well-studied target while beginning to study a newer target for which only a small amount of data are available.

Hyb-Seq, the combined target enrichment and genome skimming approach presented here, efficiently generates copious data from both the low-copy nuclear genome and high-copy elements (e.g., organellar genomes) appropriate for phylogenomic analyses in plants.

In a closely related effort, Genome @Home is analyzing some of the copious data gleaned from the Human Genome Project.

Firstly, an initial data thinning is performed, to reduce the copious data set size, employing 3D spatial filtering.

And because tasks within email occupy a majority of most workdays, there's arguably few places better to capture copious data.

Although next-generation sequencing (NGS) provides copious data, analyzing a single aptamer or X-aptamer project per chip is not cost-effective.

With the vast amount of digital medical information that has accumulated in EMRs, the challenge is the transformation of the copious data into usable and useful medical knowledge.

Properly complemented by well-grounded biological theory, experiments and organismal data, the copious information from genomics is most valuable.

Using a metagenomic approach to acquire copious sequence data from members of SHP planktonic microbial community enabled us to not only identify community composition, but also to postulate potential interactions within the ecosystem.

Applied to the more copious and specific data from OCO-2, these techniques will allow precise mapping of photosynthesis, as well as of net carbon flows.