Sentence examples for discovery of new data from inspiring English sources

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Reassessment of the diagnostic nature of this character may be necessary upon the discovery of new data, because no squamosal material is yet known for any taxa within Carcharodontosauria aside from Acrocanthosaurus atokensis.

The final evaluation material is a picture of the entire (global) set of chromosomes, which may show expected as well as unexpected abnormalities, leading to the discovery of new data.

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The motion was made following the discovery of new information, including details from a Republican data security expert, leading Arnebeck towards seeking depositions of Rove, Connell, and other GOP operatives believed to have participated in the gaming of election results in 2004.

Like any classification, the present arrangement is essentially a hypothesis of relationships among superfamilies, families, and genera, and it is continually being tested by the discovery of new fossils, reanalyses of data from conventional sources, and analyses of new data such as DNA sequences.

These changes derive from the discovery of new fossils, new data sets, new phylogenetic analytical techniques, and different taxonomic philosophies.

The creation and use of Bayesian networks, incorporating prior knowledge, allows for systematic scoring of a given hypothesis, and furthermore, provides an opportunity for automatic learning, which in turn can facilitate the discovery of new relationships within the data.

In an age of extinctions, scientists usually love to trumpet the discovery of new species, revealing biological and geographical data that sheds new light on the mysteries of evolution.

However, several issues remain, including the large scale of benchmark datasets, serious imbalance of data, and discovery of new gene families.

The supertree presented here should be regarded as a work in progress since taxonomic revisions, discovery of new fossil forms, and new molecular data for the order are now commonly reported.

It would stimulate discovery of new tools and algorithms for analysis of data, encourage invention of new ways to present and display data in ways more easily or intuitively meaningful to humans (like the Circos maps of genomics that interpret many different whole genome changes).

Kohonen self-organizing maps (SOMs) have been recently proposed in systems biology as a useful tool for exploratory analysis, data integration and discovery of new relationships in *omics datasets.

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