Sentence examples for data on the generation from inspiring English sources

Early finds from Chikyu's first scientific voyage hint at a coming treasure trove of data on the generation of earthquakes, tsunamis, and other geological phenomena.

Polymorphisms need to include data on the generation time which is approximately 3 years; the human genome consists of base pairs (6.4 billion, 6.4 × 109 base pairs) and it was assumed, that some 192 mutations (6.4 × 30) per cell generation occur.

Data on the generation of these mutant mice are provided in Fig 4A.

Unfortunately, comprehensive data on the generation of isometric force by the rotator cuff muscles in the normal population, including variations according to gender, age and dominancy, does not exist.

Cross-track radar interferometry is a processing technique of synthetic aperture radar (SAR) data based on the generation of an interferogram using two complex images of the same area acquired with slightly different look angles (for a more detailed treatment refer to Bürgmann et al.[1]).[1]

Kawasaki pointed to a flat-screen panel at the entrance of the factory office, installed to display data on the solar generation.

As noted above, we obtain data on the second generation from 1995 2011 March CPS, which began collecting information on parental birthplace in the mid-1990s.

Second, our data on the second generation from the 1995 2011 CPS provides an updated consideration of the issues of gender and culture compared to the 1970 Census data employed by Fernández and Fogli (2009).

However, this expanded model is often limited by a relative lack of data on the latest-generation technology.

This year's survey also became the first to include data on the tentatively-named Generation Z – the generation after millennials – surveying 307 people born after 1995 and before 2012.

EPHTN efforts focus on the use of existing (secondary) data rather than on the generation of new data (primary).