Sentence examples for distributed data from from inspiring English sources
Mean and standard deviations were used to describe normally distributed data from the subjects' demographic, anthropometric and laboratory measurements.
One major application of exploiting multiple ontologies is to formalize the large, unstructured, multimodal and often distributed data from clinical records.
With its full probabilistic model, various emission densities are provided, enabling the model to handle normally distributed data from traditional array platforms as well as counting data from sequencing experiments.
In this paper, the author fully describes the RTM phenomenon, and tests the accuracy of the traditional approach in calculating RTM assuming normality, using normally distributed data from a Monte Carlo simulation and skewed data from a control group in a pre-post evaluation of a health intervention.
Given the explorative nature of this pre-planned post-hoc analysis, normally distributed data from single measurements were compared between the groups at single time points using Student's t test (two groups), which was adjusted for multiple measurements, in accordance with our statistician's advice.
Sharemind is not focused on (anonymous) storage; the current prototype solution is based on distributing data from one source among three nodes referred to as data miners, and is only secure as long as the three miners do not collude.
The station also reads and distributes data from the Japanese Hinode solar research satellite.
Normally distributed data sets from paired samples were compared using the paired t test.
In case of multiple comparison of not normally distributed data derived from densitometry, Kruskal Wallis group testing was followed by Mann–Whitney U post hoc tests and Bonferroni Holm correction.
One of the research areas at Toshiba and Cisco infrastructure is the synthesis of distributed data processing obtained from a plurality of distributed sensors based on the architecture of fog computing for the interaction of smart Internet of Things [21].
'Big data' refers to large, diverse, complex, longitudinal, and distributed data sets generated from instruments, sensors, internet transactions, email, video, click streams, and other digital sources available today and in the future.
