Sentence examples for dataset author from inspiring English sources

We want to point out that, regardless of the variation in conditions, we consistently observed the stimulatory effect of familiar food on pumping throughout the 3 5 independent assays for each dataset (Author response image 3), which strongly supports the validity of our conclusions.

The general pipeline performance was assayed by comparing the analyses presented in the GSE19350 validation dataset author's publication (Wang et al., BMC Genomics. 2010) with the output generated by MMpred.

Table 4 Top ten hashtags in the dataset, source: Author's data No. Hashtag Count 1 #ncds 3656 2diabetes219219 3 #publichealth 177 4 #globalhealth 167 5 #ffd3 152 6 #obesity 151 7 #sdgs 147 8 #health 131 9 #tobacco 123 10 #cancer 110.

We request that permission is sought from the dataset authors before the use of the data in independent analyses.

In the IEEE (Spain) dataset, authors from Southern Europe scored significantly higher than authors from other regions.

In the Frontiers dataset, authors from North America scored significantly higher than authors from all other regions and authors from Eastern Europe, Southern Asia, and Southern Europe scored significantly lower.

In the IEEE (international dataset), authors from North America again scored significantly higher than authors from other regions, and authors from Southern Europe scored lower.

I think what the authors mean is 'lncRNAs observed in multiple K562 datasets are more stable than lncRNAs unique to one K562 dataset' Authors' response: We have annotated overlapping lincRNAs and unique lincRNAs in the "Results" section.

In the IEEE International dataset, authors from universities in categories 1 and 2 received similar scores and both scored significantly higher than authors in category 3 (category 1: difference in scores=0.74, p=<0.001, d=0.6; category 2: difference in scores=0.66, p=<0.001, d=0.6).

In the Frontiers dataset, authors from universities in category 1 scored significantly higher than authors from category 2 (difference=0.17, p=0.010, d=0.1) and from category 3 (difference=0.22, p<0.001, d=0.2), regardless of the origin of the reviewer.

In the IEEE (Spain) and the IEEE (International) datasets, authors and reviewers provided country data information directly and the number of missing values was <1.0% in both cases.