Our data show the pertinence of this non-invasive experimental protocol even though it has been highly controversed on both conceptual and empirical grounds [36], [60].
And the Census of Distribution is going to be another great storehouse of data of the utmost pertinence to every intelligent business man.
In contrast, experimentalists argued that at no point of data analysis should the pertinence of the look-elsewhere effect be reduced, and the search proclaimed successful, with the help of the theoretical expectations concerning Higgs.
For hepatitis B, these data clearly showed the pertinence and the necessity of considering HBsAg systematic screening as an important disease control strategy.
In order to solve problems existing in household travel survey, such as tedious designing work of survey forms, single survey method, single function, poor pertinence of existing data statistical analysis software, and the difficulty to examine data validation, a survey data statistical analysis software named OD Star had been developed for engineering.
This computation radically differs from the literature by incorporating reliability measures and a cooling function to control pertinence of attribute data.
Recent works agree on the need to study the Map-Reduce model for identifying its limitations and pertinence for implementing data processing algorithms like relational operators (i.e., join).
We believe that the CIO, as well as the guidelines presented here, will allow end-users to better evaluate the pertinence of curated data.
And it is information of continuing pertinence.
Here, we describe 'easyRNASeq', an R package that eases RNA-Seq processing by combining the necessary packages in a single wrapper that ensures the pertinence of the provided data and information and helps users circumnavigate RNA-Seq processing pitfalls.
