Sentence examples for data in a project from inspiring English sources

Mr. Goldstein, who is analyzing and releasing the advertising data in a project with the Brennan Center for Justice at the New York University School of Law, said that the Republicans have "bought massively" in the last two weeks in many contested markets.

We also wish to acknowledge Sophie Wilkinson, Rose Kennedy, Nadia Hendrickse-Welsh and Matthew Limm, all of whom gathered some of the initial data in a project whilst at HMP Leeds.

At the University of California San Diego, Mark Ellisman and Maryann Martone lead a project to store and process detailed images and related cellular data in a project called "The Cell Centered Database" (National Center for Microscopy and Imaging Research 2007).

For these reasons, it is important to develop and implement robust governance models and procedures for human subjects data early in a project.

BERLIN — Experts have raised questions about assertions by two German artists that they used a concealed mobile device to scan the bust of Queen Nefertiti at the Neues Museum in Berlin, and then released the resulting data online in a project meant to question museum policies and notions of cultural ownership.

As a case study of the utility of the newly enhanced curated nucleotide-sugar biosynthetic pathways, we analyzed transcriptome data produced in a project on improving P. trichocarpa varieties for production of biofuel (32).

A model of the Metro system had been built and validated against measured speed profile and energy consumption data in a previous project.

Data was collected in a project aimed at developing an information system that supports inter-organizational psychiatric rehabilitation in a Swedish municipality.

Figure  2 presents the initial data linkage procedure in a project that examined the risk of multiple sclerosis among individuals with coeliac disease [ 9].

He wanted to use the data in a second research project, a graduation requirement for PhD students in geophysics.

While this might be straightforward in a study of diarrheal disease in an industrialized country setting, deciphering the data in a developing country project such as GEMS is daunting because approximately 85% of MSD cases can yield 1 or more enteropathogens, as can >70% of healthy controls, and a substantial proportion can yield multiple pathogens.