Sentence examples for data differentiated from inspiring English sources

Observational data differentiated among status groups on measures of activity (on task vs. off-task, and prosocial play vs. solitary activity) for both age groups.

And two, how is their data differentiated from other people's data?

It should be noted that neither ITS data nor plastid DNA data differentiated these groups further.

Electrophysiological data differentiated emotion and target processing between clinical and non-clinical adolescents.

Fig. 3 Block diagram of the uplink data differentiating algorithm at the DeNB (left), Data differentiation algorithm for the downlink packets at the DeNB (right).

Notably, the SNP data differentiate the Kazakh genotypes from the related North American genotypes, which are not effectively differentiated by MLVA alone.

Unlike other official sources, the OECD data differentiates between taxes and transfers, but unfortunately values for Cyprus are not contained.

This paper focuses on privacy and security concerns in big data, differentiates between privacy and security and privacy requirements in big data.

One limitation is the absence of data differentiating between spontaneous and therapy-induced hypoglycemia; it is unclear whether these may have the same association with increased ICU LOS.

They also found demographic data differentiating the iPhone users (who clicked through at a much higher rate) and the Android users and were then able to optimize the ads to target them more efficiently ("efficiently" means "cheaper and faster").

What these epidemiological studies lack are robust microbiological data differentiating bacterial and viral causes of pneumonia.