Sentence examples for data foster from inspiring English sources

Our two-hybrid data foster the importance of both CARD and PYD during the ASC oligomerization process.

For an unevenly spaced data, Foster suggests using three trial functions: varphi_{1} (t) = 1 varphi_{2} (t) = cos left( {frac{t - tau }{sigma }} right) varphi_{3} (t) = sin left( {frac{t - tau }{sigma }} right).

The efficacy of dual therapy has been less investigated; however, available data foster encouragement for further investigations.

(D ) Shuffled sequence correlations remained greater than zero, but were significantly reduced relative to the unshuffled case as in experimental data (Foster and Wilson, 2007 ).

The current study addresses this issue; to the best of our knowledge it is the first to elicit data, foster longitudinal and focussed insights, and report on the actual parent-professional experience of shared care and negotiation between parents and renal-MDTs.

The Forward team wants medicine to be more like Apple but also more like Facebook, with open and shareable data fostering dialogue between doctors and members.

This data fosters new insights and the development of new ecosystems allowing understanding of customers at a much more granular level and the ability to offer them new services.

In volcanically threatened areas, where hazards are often persistent regardless of volcanic activity, community-based monitoring has the potential to reduce risk by providing useful data, fostering collaboration between scientists and communities, and providing a way in which citizens are empowered to take actions to preserve lives and livelihoods.

The rapid growth of graph data fosters a market of specialized graph databases such as Neo4j,1 Titand anDEXEX [16].

The strengths of Google Trends to provide data about the public's interests in cancer screening, despite its inability to provide cancer screening usage data, can foster provision of timely feedback about interventions aimed at increasing interest in cancer screening and other public health recommendations.

Francis Maude, minister for the Cabinet Office, said: "The Open Data Institute – the first organisation of its kind – grew out of our belief in the power of open data to foster innovation, drive economic growth and create prosperity.