Sentence examples for data mobilization from inspiring English sources

Personally, I'll stick with Sneakernet 1.0 for my highly secure data mobilization needs.

"So we started talking to the car companies and they're telling us 'Connectivity, it's a thing – show us the money.' That's what we do: We want to move from the age of data mobilization, to the age of data monetization".

That said, new techniques to overcome such biases are in place for overcoming such unintended consequences of data mobilization (Phillips et al. 2009; Merow et al. 2016).

While data mobilization for published datasets is always beneficial, we expect that incorporation of forest national inventories to biodiversity databases will enhance the quality of world tree distribution assessments.

To date, much academic research about scientific data work has focused on individual fields or domains or disciplinary differences (e.g. Hampton et al. 2013; Kelling et al. 2009; Herold 2015; Borgman et al. 2007; Birnholtz and Bietz 2003) and has rarely attended to data mobilization in support of domain-transcending and boundary-crossing signature areas of a university.

According to gene expression data, mobilization of deposited starch, sucrose, and storage proteins begins early in seed germination.

We extracted from our routine database: demographic characteristics, severity scores, monitoring data, early mobilization activities, reasons for not providing such therapy, as well as any adverse events.

In our retrospective analysis it was not possible to evaluate standardized data for mobilization of patients or pain assessments.

For example, if social mobilization data is missing for a block for a particular month, data from the adjacent case (before or after) in the database was imputed after sorting by block and month.

The main question is then: how large a deviation in the monitoring data should cause mobilization of confirmation and localization procedures?

Using data on the mobilization of resistance from the fossil-fuel industry in the United States, the study builds on the growing literature on the political dimensions of sustainability transitions by drawing attention to the role of incumbent regime coalitions, grassroots coalitions in support of green transition policies, and countervailing industrial power.