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One expert who was not involved in the study, David B. Allison, the director of the Nutrition Obesity Research Center at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, said it was impossible from the data to deduce a cause and effect, since any number of factors that could influence obesity rates may have changed over time.

I traded derivatives for a number of years, then moved into "quantitative research," that is, analysing data to deduce profitable trading strategies.

Phase space distributions from the simulation technique for various low mass ions are compared with SWICS and HI-SCALE data to deduce values of a "turbulence parameter" that controls the efficiency of injection, and the degree of cross-field diffusion.

This challenge has different dimensions including the collection of huge amounts of data, the aggregation of data in various formats, relevance of such data to practical problems and scenarios, analysis of the data to deduce useful information and visualisation, and management of the historic and ever-increasing sets of such data.

We examine 14 water samples to determine the levels of 12 solute elements or components and the isotopic ratios of H, He, C, O, and Sr, and we perform correlation analysis of the data to deduce the source materials and origin of the deep brine.

In this study, we used large-scale mammography screening trial data to deduce the growth law of primary breast cancer.

Training data based on the existing records were subjected to data analysis to deduce modelling rules.

The central objective in Systems Biology is to fuse and analyze the diverse molecular, cellular, tissue-level and higher level data sources to deduce how sub systems and whole organisms work from these network of interactions.

An assembly containing several uncaptured gaps can thus be quite challenging to finish, with other data required to deduce contig order and orientation; substantial additional effort is frequently involved during the finishing process, particularly in cases where the auxiliary data are weak or limited.

For those transcription factors that recognize DNA directly, it is often possible, from ChIP data alone, to deduce the range of DNA sequences (the motif) that a given transcription factor recognizes. ChIP relies on cross-linking transcription factors to DNA in living cells, shearing and isolating the DNA, and recovering the DNA cross-linked to a specific transcription factor.

These large data-sets have fueled an interest in computational approaches to gene function prediction, which promises to harness the information present in these large collections of data to automatically deduce accurate gene annotations [ 2, 3].