Sentence examples for data as developed from inspiring English sources

The following sections review established critiques of newspaper analyses and the political claims-making method based on newspaper data as developed by Koopmans et al. (2005).

In the future, 3D metrics for the analysis of spatiotemporal data as developed in ecology will be applied to 3D models of scaffolds as reconstructed from, for example, coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering microscopy images [ 27], along the cell culture.

Requirements were (i) using open standards for spatial data such as developed in the context of the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC), (ii) using a suitable environment for statistical modelling and computation, and (iii) producing an integrated, open source solution.

We agree with the Reviewers that the mouse data is not as developed as our Tetrahymena and C. elegans data.

In this paper, we evaluate the use of instant data analysis (IDA) as developed by Kjeldskov et al. to perform usability testing on a tool designed for older adults and caregivers.

SS collected and compiled the data as well as developed the web server.

This core gene set was then used to group psoriatic tissue samples through RF clustering of real and synthetic data, as previously developed [ 29].

Spatial databases in OCP can be visualized through a web browser using the Collaborative Annotation Toolkit for Massive Amounts of Image Data (CATMAID, http://catmaid.org) as developed by Saalfeld et al. 63 CATMAID represents 3-dimensional data as consecutive images, presenting one image (in the original imaging plane) at a time within the browser.

LEH and AS developed Java-based GMAP data extraction tools.

MK and JM designed and conducted the qualitative research and analyzed the qualitative data for developing the IPAQ as well as developed the SAP and analyzed the data for assessing the psychometric properties of the IPAQ.

"If you think about it, the small niche community of developers, mostly male, is the filter for NASA's open data as they develop tools to interpret NASA data according to their interests and priorities," she says, as quoted at Fast Company.