Sentence examples for datasets provide a basis from inspiring English sources

These asteroid datasets provide a basis for inferences regarding physical properties and internal structure.

The present dataset provides a basis for further spectral data acquisitions in the Lena Delta and for comparisons with periglacial surfaces from other regions.

This comprehensive dataset provides a basis for future research in exploring the molecular mechanisms underlying OM formation and functionality.

While the current dataset provides a basis for comparing several groups of young clients, who are presumably at various illness stages, it nevertheless draws from initial presentations to a single Australian psychosis related service.

By identifying the gene expression changes prompted by mating, this dataset provides a basis for future mechanistic studies that examine how specific genes mediate behavioral and physiological changes in Drosophila females post-mating.

However, event-based datasets provide a wider range of values to better constrain the regression than can be achieved using monthly data over a short period, providing a sounder basis for determining LMWLs for relatively short-term sampling campaigns in an arid setting.

The availability of complete genome sequences and the wealth of large-scale biological datasets provide an unprecedented opportunity to elucidate the genetic basis of human diseases.

The reason for this is that the exemplars of each object class in the CalTech-256 dataset are too discontinuous to provide a basis for learning transform-invariant object representations.

Integrating these datasets with available simulation tools can provide a basis for improved CCS analysis and help decision-makers in testing alternative scenarios.

A subset of the genes that overlapped between the "Fibroblast specific BMP2 induced gene list" and the Garber dataset (n = 37), was coherent to provide a basis for segregation of the tumors into two groups.

Phylogenetic approaches, on the other hand, may miss readthrough when it is not conserved in the given dataset or when sufficiently dense datasets are not available, or when the extensions are too short to provide a basis for phylogenetic comparison.