Sentence examples for data in the scope from inspiring English sources

Thus, the study concluded with promising initial evidence that exploring FAERS and EHR data in the scope of replicated signaling can improve the accuracy of signal detection in specific cases.

However, since in general experimental and predicted data show similar distribution among and within the proteins, the inclusion of predicted data in the scope of this study is justified.

The safety marker definitions were derived from the data in the scoping review and used to map the markers to the framework high classes (see Figure  1).

This result is reached using real-time measurement data obtained in the scope of the study.

As for the lower layer, and although the framework can be adapted to work with other non-relational data stores, in the scope of this particular work, our target is BigTable [12] open-source Java clone, HBase [8], which we used as an instance of the underlying storage.

This article stresses the usefulness of thermodynamics and thermodynamic data bases in the scope of physics, chemistry and biology, either for applied work carried out by engineers (then, mainly interested by classical thermodynamics) or for research work carried out by academic scientists (then also interested by statistical and non-equilibrium thermodynamics).

We are literally going into the data and actually scanning through and looking for GDPR-relevant data that's in the scope of Article 40".

Some of our observations regarding quality of data reflect limitations in the scope of their application.

Papers reporting primary or secondary research with a clearly defined methodology were included if they described the use of at least one of the data sources included in the scope with the intention of identifying complications from procedures or devices.

In view of the lack of extant data about the scope of manipulations in paediatric practice we elected to gather data in two ways.

The CTS was not set up with the intention that it might be useful as a control system for epidemic diseases such as FMD; the 2001 FMD outbreak in the UK and subsequent enquiries have led to changes in the collection of data, and the scope of such data.