All 363 isolates were typed with the adjusted 9 loci-MLVA scheme and 252 different MLVA9-Utrecht types could be discerned (typing data available in supplement Data S1).
For example, it can be used to discern climate data from the isotopic composition of fossil foraminifera in (well-preserved) ocean drill cores.
Descriptive statistics were used, including cross-tabulations, frequencies and graphs, to discern any data anomalies, such as outliers or extreme values, and to describe the study participants.
I think this one ends up as a problem that has stumped philosophers of science for ages, namely the problem of how scientists (or scholars more generally) are to discern what data count as legitimate and relevant.
To discern underlying data structure in the Dex-regulated network, we decomposed this network using the Newman-Girvan community clustering algorithm [ 28], a divisive procedure that iteratively removes network edges with largest "edge betweenness", recalculates this metric for a novel network and repeats the procedure until the network is split into several groups.
Short term student impacts were discerned from data collected at the time of the Academy.
They understood analytics as the collection of a process (algorithms, models, and techniques for data processing, and visualization) and tools (data warehouse, databases, Hadoop) used to answer the difficult questions, techniques for extracting data and useful discerning information to describe and predict performance outcomes.
Determining the optimal use of diagnostic tests will require heavy use of IT to calculate the probabilities and discern linkages between data and disease, because the complexity of the data precludes depending solely on intuition and experience.
As a result, the contribution of group factors may be more difficult to discern in animal data.
What is difficult to discern from our data is why women and men agree that violence should not be disclosed.
