Sentence examples for dataset from a large from inspiring English sources

The authors look at a dataset from a large Greek bank, which contains information on individual borrowers' credit applications between 2003 and 2010.

We use a dataset (from a large multi-country web survey) particularly suited to investigate differences in skill mismatch between native and migrant workers.

To study the effects of online visibility on the decision to give, we analyze a unique dataset from a large online social network that offers users the option of buying a digital gifting service.

The REVEALS (Regional Estimates of VEgetation Abundance from Large Sites) model was applied to a pollen dataset from a large lake in western Norway to reconstruct the vegetation cover throughout the last c.

The dataset from a large Australian study, that examined the impact of pre-registration paid employment on graduate nurse transition, contained a significant amount of data that indicated that undergraduate work choice might influence how senior colleagues view graduate nurses during their transition to registered nurse practice.

We combined a claims dataset from a large German statutory health insurance funding organization (Techniker Krankenkasse [TK], with approximately 7 million insurants in 2008) with population and physician statistical data [11, 12], with the assumption that this approach could provide insights into a potential interrelation between provision quality and regional differences.

The rest of this article will demonstrate the features of rtracklayer on a microarray dataset from a larger research project investigating the regulation of human stem cell differentiation by microRNAs.

Similar patterns were observed at some microsatellite loci in an earlier analysis of a dataset from a larger number of populations in the same area (see e.g. Figure 2b of [ 29]), and they may point to differences in local selection regimes that are not consistently related to altitude, or to differences in the genetic mechanism of adaptation to the same local selection regimes.

Our results illustrate the strength that arises from combining datasets from a large number of primary studies within the same research field.

In this study, we combined several types of function-associated datasets from a large number of TFs from a wide variety of tissues and cell lines in both mouse and human.

Our dataset comes from a large scale study involving approximately 1,000 students over multiple years [25].