Sentence examples for dataset indexing from inspiring English sources

This paper presents the overall design and development of the Data Atlas, its associated dataset indexing and retrieval services that originated from the development of the N4U Virtual Laboratory in the EU FP7 N4U project in the light of detailed user requirements.

A larger dataset, indexed by disease and clinical condition, would overcome many of these potential biases.

i.e, 1 c ∑ k (r i (k ) ) 2 ≥ 0.35 for the gene pair i, where there are c valid correlation estimations (c=32 if there are no missing values) and k is dataset index corresponding to all valid correlation estimations; and (2) the Wilcoxon ranksum test of correlations between cancer and non-cancer datasets gives a p-value <= 0.01.

Note that for the estimation of the relationship between counts of cases and holding size for the CSFS dataset, index cases, those detected through the regular surveillance activities (for further details see [ 13, 14]) that triggered the incorporation of the holdings in the CSFS, were initially included in the analyses.

Household factors have been explored in other work [ 10, 11] but hospital-related factors remain a subject for future research, and would require a larger dataset of index patients admitted to non-isolation wards, or methodologies treating entire wards rather than individual index patients as the unit of analysis.

For each dataset, we indexed data according to a day interval.

For any dataset, s2m indexes a monomer database to increase speed and accuracy.

To overcome this issue, dimensionality reduction can be applied on the datasets by indexing their elements via a Space Filling Curve (SFC) [18].

The events in the diabetes dataset are indexed by numeric codes.

Initially each of the training dataset genes (indexed by UniGene Cluster ID) was considered for determining subtypes.

Similarly, CCSphase scores for the cycling gene dataset could index the proportion of cells at the cell cycle phase per cycling cells.