Sentence examples for data shaped from inspiring English sources

How has the data shaped their methodology?

In conclusion, we will discuss how this preliminary qualitative data shaped our future research questions.

Now we see that data, shaped by software, creates a space to tell stories in new ways.

The originators of the computer program most often used to support the argument that humans divide into the continental genetic clusters (which Wade says are "races") comment that their model (called structure) is not well-suited to data shaped by restricted gene flow with isolation by distance (as human genetic variation data on large scales are).

Table  5 explores the factors correlated with various financing mechanisms – much like in Table  3 but with data shaped on illness level rather than on shocks level.

Because we use genomic variation data (shaped by demographic history) to train our classifier, it will be robust to nonequilibrium demographic events provided they typically have a similar effect on patterns of variation in constrained and unconstrained regions.

The Oct. 22 event was part of the Year of Data, a campus-wide initiative to encourage critical thinking around how data shape our lives.

The Center for Digital Humanities (CDH) continued its Year of Data — a campus-wide initiative to encourage critical thinking around how data shape our lives — with a lively discussion at "Who Counts?

The MIT Sloan Latin America Office, in conjunction with Avanxo, will host "Big Data: Shaping the Future of Latin America" on Thursday, May 26 at the JW Marriott Hotel Bogotá, Colombia.

HHF registries have significantly improved our understanding of this clinical entity and remain an important source of data shaping both public policy and research efforts.

Bioethics has an opportunity to generate empirical data, shape public deliberation, and inform institutional changes and resource allocation decisions.