Sentence examples for data are exemplified from inspiring English sources

Such instances from both the English and Vietnamese data are exemplified in Table 9.

Currently available tools for the ChIP-chip data are exemplified and comprehensively compared in the Spike-In data (Johnson et al., 2008).

The quality of co-registration of retinal sensitivity maps and imaging (both tomographic and topographic) data is exemplified for the optic disc in a normal subject (Fig. 1).

The importance of qualitative data is exemplified in Gately, Rogers, Kirk, and McNally's [ 25] qualitative meta-synthesis of studies using home health technologies for management of chronic illnesses.

The limits on data about excipients are exemplified by the 24 products (22% of the total used), which were not officially registered in Estonia or through the centralised EU mutual recognition agreement.

All methods are exemplified using data from different sensometric studies.

The reported data about aggregate national outcomes are exemplified by an analysis of 10 benchmark operations performed from January 2012 to December 2015.

The associated data visualization and interpretation challenges are exemplified by the analysis of chemical determinants of the subcellular distribution properties of fluorescent small molecules probes of cellular transport, as elaborated in this study.

Impacts of mutually concealed uncertainties on model performance and model outputs are exemplified in two data sparse semi-arid catchments in Ethiopia.

Likewise, strengths and weaknesses of systems are exemplified using qualitative data.

Finally, the advantages of SMVCIR over SIR and SAVE are exemplified using a new data set from the enology literature.