Sentence examples for data a convergence from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, there was no difference in RRMS values between mature cartilage and growth factor-treated cartilage explants (P > 0.05, N = 6), indicating as previously demonstrated for biochemical data a convergence in biophysical properties.
Taken together these data suggest a convergence of BMP with mTOR in controlling glial differentiation and HIF-1α transcriptional activity.
This paper reviews scientific studies identified as chrysotile only or predominately chrysotile and discusses how the newer toxicological and epidemiological data provide a convergence in the understanding of the risk from chrysotile.
Interview and focus group data will be thematically analysed and triangulated with all other data sources using a convergence coding matrix.
In this paper, in order to manage medical data which is separately stored in various materials, we attempt to define a convergence data model by analyzing characteristics and semantic relations of medical data.
For the wide genomic data set, we observed a convergence scenario for all estimated parameters by using the Gelman-Rubin test implemented in the software.
A data convergence oriented enterprise networks integration architecture with relative enabling technologies is developed in the paper.
With around 34m units sold since launch, iPhone's success has paved the way for a new generation of smartphones – handsets that combine internet services with unlimited data plans – and led to A convergence of mobile and laptop technology.
It is shown how to choose a dimension of discrete regularized problem for the given data error bounds to obtain a convergence.
Russian election interference, hoaxes reaching voters, violence on Facebook Live, the ever-present issue of cyberbullying and now the Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal have created a convergence of backlash.
Docking of the two proteins based on these NMR-derived distance restraints and the chemical shift perturbation data shows convergence to a cluster of structures with an average root-mean-square deviation of 1.5 Å.
