Sentence examples for data which leads to from inspiring English sources
As a result, it is hard to implement quality assurance of social media data, which leads to a high risk of bias.
The representative dataset used to construct the soft sensor consisted of daily measurements from 18 months worth of plant data, which leads to approximately 650 daily measurements.
However, most of them require an experienced technician to analyze the data, which leads to a significant decrease in manufacturing productivity.
Note that these are the results for the method alone, without combination with satellite data, which leads to a great number of false positives.
That's time and cost a struggling farmer can't afford and they end up missing the hidden knowledge buried in this data, which leads to bad business decisions being made.
In this paper we review our work on the Quaternary Gediz River Project (2001 2010) and present new data which leads to a revised stratigraphical model for the Early Pleistocene development of this fluvial system.
In 2010, several German states, including North Rhine-Westphalia, said they had bought CDs containing Swiss banking data, which led to thousands of Germans declaring their financial holdings to avoid going to jail.
The regional method could not incorporate GMSD data, and used only TRMM data, which led to substantial overestimation of rainfall intensity for short durations.
More generally, the main characteristics of the data which led to our approach are non-stationary landmark movements and non-discriminative local texture information of certain landmarks (cf. Subsection 1.2).
This observed C/N 0 reduction had an adverse effect on the recorded GPS pseudorange and carrier phase data, which lead to a degradation in the positioning accuracy (Sreeja et al. 2013).
The difficulty of subsurface modeling resides in its uncertain nature coming from lack of subsurface data which lead to various possible interpretations of the geological settings, where the sedimentological and structural factors are thought to be the major sources of uncertainty.
