Sentence examples for datasets published from inspiring English sources

In addition, the ( {updelta mathrm{D}}_{{mathrm{H}}_2} ) effect has been detected during reexamination of experimental datasets published in the literatures.

In this research, we developed a Long-Tail Information-Network (LTIN) model, which uses a metadata-driven approach to build semantic information-networks among datasets published over the web and aggregate them around environmental events.

Also included are a mix of social data, some of which concerns user opinions, reviews, and ratings of popular places in London such as hotels, restaurants, and pubs, and two public datasets published by UK government agencies.

"National datasets published by Hefcw and quoted in the inspection report clearly show that the centre outperforms the rest of teacher training in Wales in three out of the four categories.

The AGB data of the six subtropical forests (CL, CMBF, DBF, EBF, ETS, and PM) was collected from the large forest biomass dataset in China, which was compiled from published biomass studies and pre-existing datasets published between 1978 and 2008 (Luo et al. 2013).

The majority of datasets published on SEAMAP were contributed by government groups (n = 150), followed by non-government groups (n = 50) and universities (n = 34).

But the extent of a change in tastes over the generations has been captured in a dataset published on Thursday in the National Food Survey, which was set up in 1940 by the government after concerns about health and access to food.

One of the challenges with measuring national carbon footprints by "consumption" as opposed to "production" is that it would be difficult to track imported and exported emissions for the whole world with a high level of accuracy (the best international dataset, published in 2011, is available here).

The dataset published by Obach et al. consists of Vss values for 665 compounds.

The validation test of the proposed method is designed to analyze a coordinate dataset published in other literature.

Video PETS2006 is a subsequence of the dataset published at the 2006 edition of the PETS workshop.