Sentence examples for dedicated to the data from inspiring English sources

This is why we also believe that the best possible type of SOPE requires a structure similar to the ones of existing bodies of expertise dedicated to the data processing such as the International Planetary Data Alliance IPDAA), the Space Physics Archive Search and Extract (SPASE) or the Planetary Data System PDSS).

While the XEP, HEP, MEP-e, and MGF connect to the mission network through their own set of the CPU boards, the PWE connects through two sets of CPU boards, one of which is dedicated to the data management for the electric field channels, and the other of which is dedicated to the data management for the magnetic field channels.

A clinical research technician (BG) is dedicated to the data entry, coding, security and storage.

Both questionnaires were designed by the Secretariat and approved by national correspondents during an expert meeting dedicated to the data collection exercise in April 2001.

To address the reviewer's concern we have rearranged the presentation of data in Figures 1 and 2. The qPCR data has been moved to a new Figure 1 alongside the ABR data, whilst a new Figure 2 is now dedicated to the SEM data at P4.

If a focus has been dedicated to the flight data gathered during Viking and Mars Pathfinder entries, the experimental and numerical activities carried out for the different projects have been also considered.

In this paper, a methodology relying on several models is developed to address this issue: a Mass Equilibrium Summation enthalpy non-linear model (MESH) dedicated to the enhanced data collection, a Mixed Integer Linear Programming (MILP) model used for the HEN synthesis and finally a linear model developed for the modeling of the HEN response to disturbances.

Each archetype has an integral part called ARCHETYPE_DESCRIPTION that is dedicated to the meta-data of the archetype.

These positions will be solely dedicated to the refinement of data curation processes, liaising with faculty on data management best practice, assisting researchers with the curation and deposit of research data, and acquiring persistent access to said data.

In March, I had the pleasure of being the inaugural speaker in a new lecture series (http://library.wustl.edu/research-data-testing/dss_speaker/dss_altman.html) initiated by the Libraries at the Washington University in St . Louis Libraries— dedicated to the topics of data reproducibility, citation, sharing, privacy, and management.

Specific attention is dedicated to the issue of data collection and definition from specific field assessment.