Sentence examples for data from different wells from inspiring English sources

Peptide/protein identification differences for the data from different wells appear to be primarily linked to variability at the LC-MS stage.

The models were validated with field data from different wells.

Production decline data from different wells in a reservoir were analyzed and used to demonstrate the application of the developed model.

Therefore, the consistency of the well data is tested by cross-plotting all well data on top of each other as shown in Figs. 8 and 9 where different color points in plot represent data from different wells.

For as long as birth and death registration are incomplete, a strategy is required that would distinguish and integrate useful, quality data from different well-administered sources towards deriving robust data on the levels and determinants of U5MRs at district level.

The input to each model consists of features selected from different well log data samples.

Depending on what they consider most important, the business and IT can each explore the data from different angles as well as different levels of abstraction and drill-downs.

To add to the evidence on 20mph limits, the Department for Transport has now commissioned a three-year, £715,000 study on their effectiveness, which will bring together data from different regions as well as new research carried out on the roads.

Funded by the European Commission under its Seventh Framework Programme, the EU-ADR Project has designed and developed a computerised integrative system that exploits EHR data from different countries (as well as biomedical data) to facilitate early detection of adverse drug reactions.

Cortical box method enabled us to perform statistical evaluation of the data from different individual animals as well as multivariate analysis to extract common and differential patterns of expression for the three genes.

The increased sophistication of smartphones and developments within web technology, loosely grouped under the heading of 'Web 2.0', allow web developers to produce 'mashups' of data from different sources, the most well known examples of which involve displaying data in its geographical context using Google Maps [5].