Sentence examples for datasets as discussed from inspiring English sources

The cascade model was applied to three sample datasets as discussed in the previous section.

In fact, we note a very slight overlap in the scaffold space of lead libraries and these datasets as discussed above.

We organized the experiments in three groups based on the type of dataset used in each: real, extracted from the Web (i.e., crawled), or synthetic datasets, as discussed in the following sections.

Even though more data from the control group is available, the subsampling method is used to ensure an equal number of patient and control subjects in the training datasets, as discussed in Section 4. Thus, the results show that significantly more patients were classified as healthy compared to control subjects classified as patients.

The promising direction is the utilization of the CBMs as frameworks of current knowledge, which can then be challenged, refined and constrained by various high-throughput datasets as discussed in the following section.

It seems to me that the authors could extrapolate the important proteolytic cleavage events by looking at the ribosome profiling and iTRAQ datasets (as discussed in point 1 above) to possibly address this issue.

At the same time, the returned results could identify the similar consistent and meaningful functional brain networks across datasets and individuals as discussed in Sect.

Similar diurnal dependences were observed for cooking aerosol factors identified by factor analysis of AMS datasets at several locations, as discussed above for New York City [ 39, 51, 66, 71, 72].

In contrast, the scores for QUBIC were consistently low on two datasets due to the same reason as discussed in the previous section that this algorithm might be size-dependent on dataset.

A modified version of the MK test has been suggested for viral datasets with large numbers of multi-allelic sites (Bhatt et al. 2010); however, as discussed above, our dataset contained few multi-allelic sites.

However, as discussed earlier such datasets are not readily available from custodians at fine geographic scales, but FTEs/FWEs can be compared against data available at a very coarse scale.