Such baseline data would be transformative for ecology, conservation biology, and resource management, and establish a detailed point of comparison for whatever changes come in the future.
That way, you can cover the most important points in your speech while giving the audience a reference for the more detailed points that they can keep for later.
See Table 1 for a detailed point-by-point comparison between KNIME, Luigi and SciLuigi.
Additionally, if the death toll of a particular incident is in dispute, such data provides a detailed starting point for further third-party investigations as and when circumstances permit.
We profiled in vivo toxicities across 310 chemicals as a model application of ToxRefDB, meeting the need for detailed anchoring end points for development of ToxCast predictive signatures.
Panera Bread and Chipotle Grill, both of which earned A grades, won points for detailed, publicly available plans that include timetables -- although both lost points for not offering organic meat choices, the report noted.
Prior to the transduction experiments described below, preliminary experiments were conducted in order to identify the most appropriate time points for detailed analysis.
Moreover, the present EST map provides new anchor points for detailed studies of comparative grass genomics that will prove useful for future ordering and orientation of scaffolds into pseudomolecules during the assembly of a ryegrass reference genome.
Opera, the Norwegian software company behind mobile browser Opera Mini, has released its latest State of the Mobile Web report, providing some interesting data points for a detailed look at the evolution of Web browsing on mobile phones.
The mean and covariance of the result are then calculated by taking the weighted mean and weighted covariance of the sigma points (for a detailed review see [70]).
This procedure was performed to find suitable feasible points for subsequent detailed optimization at the quantum mechanical level.
