Sentence examples for data that coverage from inspiring English sources

We found in our household survey in 2010 (unpublished data) that coverage of home visits was lower compared to health facility visits within 42 days, and therefore we only focused on exploring barriers to postnatal home visits.

Using satellite data that gives global coverage beginning in 1972, Maue has calculated what is called the "Accumulated Cyclone Energy" (ACE) index.

Almost all large-area biomass maps are derived from two-dimensional remote sensing data that have wide coverage but are generally less sensitive to canopy structure, particularly in moderate to high biomass forests (e.g. multispectral and single polarized SAR).

1000 genomes data used here consists of two types: whole-genome low coverage data that is sequenced to an average depth of 2-6× and high coverage exon-targeted data that is sequenced to an average coverage of 50-100×.

In 2010, a survey yielded a data that single-dose vaccine coverage was achieved in 80.4 % of children 3-6 yr old [ 7].

To increase the density of markers on the X chromosome, we regenotyped 51 SNPs from the ddRAD data that had low individual coverage (and were thus excluded from the ddRAD data), no evidence of paralogy, and were segregating in the G. pennsylvanicus mother.

The final assembly is based on 176.8 Mb of 454 draft data that provides an average 36× coverage of the genome and 3,553 Mb of Illumina draft data that provides an average 790× coverage of the genome.

A reanalysis using data that are available with global coverage indicated that the choice of datasets leads to significant uncertainties in the extent and spatial pattern of these systems.

The important aspect is that these preservation criteria are independent of the concrete test data that achieve the structural code coverage at the original program.

I like to think there's a certain formula to break into The Wall Street Journal or to get on Bloomberg TV, and it doesn't start with a VP of Marketing espousing on a team call that "we have a new product and are expecting big things from this launch". Think small to get big coverage: Proprietary data that maps to global trends is a good starting point.

First, we used nationwide cancer incidence and mortality data that achieve a nearly complete coverage of the Korean population.