Sentence examples for data analysis centres from inspiring English sources

Data generation and analyses were performed by the genome sequencing centres, cancer genome characterization centres and genome data analysis centres.

Step 5: Part 2 normalised weight: There are three data analysis centres in the project: Harvard University (Boston, USA), IMIM (Barcelona, Spain) and the Regional Centers of Epidemiology and Mental Health (Murcia, Spain).

Julia Black, of the charity Missing Migrants Project at its data analysis centre in Berlin, said that the organisation was confident that the world was facing its highest-ever mortality migration rate.

Site-specific data were sent to the DMC where the databases were checked for missing/excess values, cleaned, merged and finally sent on to the data analysis centre (DAC) at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden.

Over the past decade he has divided his time between data analysis, developing analysis tools and providing software support for the Midwest data-analysis centre (USA) of the LHC experiment.

The Canadian contribution to the VSOP Space VLBI mission is based on the S2 recording system, a correlation centre, and a data analysis and archive centre.

At the time of data analysis, there were 55 centres fully operational across Australia; the network is scaling up to 100 centres in 2016, although this will still not provide national coverage in such a large and geographically dispersed country as Australia.

HB performed programming of databases for all centres, data acquisition, data analysis, calculation of statistics and manuscript revision.

(viii) Environmental risk factors can be identified for children with first episode CNS inflammatory demyelination and MS. New hypotheses will be added if suggested by publications by other centres prior to data analysis.

The main study objectives were: to establish a nationwide voluntary collaborative network of breast centres with independent data analysis; to define suitable quality indicators (QIs) for benchmarking the quality of breast cancer (BC) care; to demonstrate existing differences in BC care quality; and to show that BC care quality improved with benchmarking from 2003 to 2007.

If a centre passed the data audit but data analysis showed that 20% or more of a centre's patients' records missed any data necessary to determine concordance with the guideline, we excluded that centre from the analyses.