As noted above, smartphones are equipped with passive data collection capabilities that can substantially diminish the burden of data collection, provide virtually continuous monitoring and increase the amount and type of information available to generate feedback.
An error rate of zero or one nucleotide was allowed in the barcode to diminish the amount of data lost and to examine the amount of data recovered due to barcode "correction".
The need to process the output of ground vibration sensors, to diminish the amount of data to be recorded, is usually due to the reduced storing capabilities and the limited power supply, normally provided by solar panels, available in the high mountain environment.
The SMALP scaffold is highly amenable to single particle cryo-EM as it has the advantage of avoiding detergents within solution, which can diminish the quality of data by lowering the contrast between particle and ice [40].
Even if we certainly agree that it will be worth performing these investigations in future studies, we hope that the referee concurs that the lack of these further analyses does not diminish the quality of the data presented in this research note.
The two negative control groups grown in stem cell media exhibited similar qualitative and quantitative characteristics, and therefore, to diminish redundancy, the data shown is from the GFP-transduced fibroblasts.
Furthermore, lack of standardisation and rigorous validations hinder meaningful comparisons of data between settings and over time, and may diminish the use of surveillance data for public health action.
Since other associations in the set of comparisons may have no bearing on the one in question, the upshot is that irrelevant information from the data can diminish the informativeness of an association of possible interest".
We found that phases not picked in training data diminish the detection capability of the neural network and proper preparation of training data is therefore fundamental.
Rarity of outcome is diminished when more specific categories are aggregated into larger groupings; but if aggregation is done inappropriately, rather than aid in accurate assessment, it will add "noise" and diminish the extent to which the data can reflect a true association.
