Sentence examples for data advances from inspiring English sources

CIELO (Collaborative International Evaluated Library Organization) provides a new working paradigm to facilitate evaluated nuclear reaction data advances.

And, partly by virtue of ramped-up engineering efforts, we are likely to keep seeing more developments in areas like advertising, not just in terms of ads but analytics and "big data" advances.

"Despite big data advances, app publishers continue to sell inventory undervalued and blind because programmatic buyers don't yet have a platform that overcomes publisher fragmentation and provides quality audience data in order to improve buying decisions," Simon Khalaf, Flurry president and CEO explains.

To process these enormous amounts of data, advances in the field of high-throughput screening complement the previously mentioned methods in a way that an increasing number of compounds can be screened against desired biological targets with a decreasing financial effort [3].

Future prospects include, among others, more sophisticated analyses of GWAS data, advances in the 'one SNP at a time' approach towards pathway and network-based analyses, next-generation sequencing techniques as well as studies of gene/gene and gene/environment interactions.

Even as CIDTs might challenge the continuity and quality of surveillance data, advances in laboratory technology also present new opportunities.

The bond market was highly volatile on the economic data, advancing after an early dip.

Our study presents a powerful resource for studying hematopoiesis and demonstrates how such data advance our understanding of mammalian development.

Furthermore, the validation and interpretation of time-resolved pharmacokinetic data advance the formulation of computational methods to analyse biomolecular interactions of ligands with the receptor alone, or even in combination.

Our present data advance the current hypothesis that cancer diminishes the specialization of affected tissues.

Together, these data advance the candidature of RH5 as a blood-stage vaccine candidate.