Sentence examples for dataset prompt from inspiring English sources

The relatively small number of detected genes and the fact that the majority of genes already being reported as having an impact on cellulase production are present in our dataset prompt us to believe that the data presented here is a very specific picture of cellulolytic enzymes induction by lactose.

3. The higher incidences of certain diseases (injury on duty, sprains and strains, low back pain, and anxiety/depression) evidently associated with manual type of work in the dataset prompted the systematic investigation of this phenomenon.

The fact that autocorrelation periodicities appear in diverse datasets prompted us to assess their extent over a wide range of microarray studies.

The extremely high error rates reported by Keegan et al. in 'A platform-independent method for detecting errors in metagenomic sequencing data: DRISEE' (PLoS Comput Biol 2012; 8 e1002541) for many next-generation sequencing datasets prompted us to re-examine their results.

The total reconstruction time, also when phase retrieval is needed, remains smaller than the typical acquisition time of standard and high resolution datasets ensuring prompt post-processing of the acquired data during beamtime.

Although this could be due to different functions in the two organisms, it is likely to be due to the tissue-specific nature of the human dataset, which prompts us to investigate further tissue specificity of UCE expression in future studies.

In addition, the inherent noisy nature of RNAseq datasets also prompts for caution in the conclusions.

The apparent similarity between these datasets has prompted us to examine the disease association of NKX3.1 target genes by gene ontology analyses.

Concern over the shortcomings of Indigenous identification in administrative health datasets has prompted researchers in WA to undertake studies exploring Indigenous under-ascertainment in administrative health data using the opportunities provided by the WADLS.

Sherpa has dynamic grouping capabilities so you can easily set or change the grouping of a dataset at the Sherpa prompt.

The comparison results show that there were obvious differences between OIE and FAO data and prompt that an integrated dataset of OIE and FAO may provide improved information of global H5N1 outbreaks.