Sentence examples for discarding of data from inspiring English sources

Despite this conclusion, it is important to state that the presented data should not be used to justify the non-critical discarding of data obtained by HLA-peptide multimer staining.

This is a consequence of discard of data from sub-tests that yielded inadequate reliabilities.

The discarding of a data frame results in discarded state.

This procedure discarded 9.5% of data points.

Discarding of poorer quality data (that from transversions, here represented by the f4 data), which leads to a narrower dispersion, balances the effect from discarding data.

"In fact the most difficult question is to decide what to discard".The quantity of data likely to be produced is anybody's guess.

While we agree that some forms of lossy compression seem to be a necessity, the radical approach of discarding old data (in the hope of reproducing them later, when needed) raises major methodological doubts, as far as research applications are considered.

To date GWAS have concentrated on the investigation of common variation therefore discarding a significant proportion of data already collected, since a common QC criterion is the exclusion of SNPs with low MAF.

The RTs included in the analysis were derived from trials in which the participants responded correctly (8.9%% discarded) with an RT between 200 and 1,000 ms (less than 1%% of data discarded).

In our view, it was shorthand for the practice of discarding data known to be erroneous".

Missing data methods consisted of discarding data (DROP), additional effect parameter for the group with missing data (EXTRA), and mixture methods in which the mixing probability was fixed to the observed fraction of categories (MIXobs), based on the likelihood of the concentration data (MIXconc), or combined likelihood of observed covariate data and concentration data (MIXjoint).