Sentence examples for data of the developing from inspiring English sources

Although we have presented this framework at the example of single-cell gene expression data of the developing mouse embryo, our algorithm is suitable for a wider range of problems: our result indicates that it may be beneficial for datasets consisting of single-cell gene expression data from different groups of cells, when at least one of the groups is expected to be heterogeneous.

Tract tracing data of the developing kitten brain have revealed spatially widespread termination zones of long-range visual corpus callosum tracts in kittens at post-term day 4, followed by a relative short period (days to weeks) in which spatial specialization of tracts and their termination zones occurs (see for review, Innocenti and Price (2005)).

Also notable was the virtual absence of epidemiologic data for the developing countries of the world.

Out of the three nonlinear rheological models (Herschel-Bulkley, Mizrahi-Berk, and Robertson-Stiff), the Robertson-Stiff model has better agreement with the experimental values of shear stress and shear rate data of the developed polymer gel system.

But Robertson stiff model has better agreement with the experimental values of shear stress and shear rate data of the developed polymer gel system than the other models tested.

Note that Refs. [4, 12], for example, constitute significant progress over the current state of the art as they fit into the "big, deep, and smart data" schemes of the developing materials design approach [9].

Moreover, the survival experiences of similar ethnic populations in developed and developing country settings have rarely been compared, mostly because of the absence of data from the developing countries.

The data for several of the developing countries only extends back for a couple of years and so some care must be taken in interpreting the long term trends.

The expressional initiation is consistent with previously published data about the developing brain of the rat (Pimenta et al. 1996).

Sequence data of the newly developed microsatellites have been deposited with the GenBank Data Library under the accession nos: EF112585- EF113072 and AB458899- AB459282.

This report is based on data from 89 countries, representing 83percentt of the developing world.