Sentence examples for dominated data from inspiring English sources

In In-A, the shotgun read sequences apparently derived from a few species of Bacteroides and Eubacterium were notably dominated (data not shown), accounting for the significantly shorter non-redundant sequence of In-A (see Subsection 3.1 and Table 1).

Davies did not, of course, go on to found a mega-corporation and try to dominate data networking.

They decided to focus on switches that shuttle Internet traffic using the 10 Gigabit Ethernet standard, which is many times faster than the Gigabit Ethernet standard that dominates data centers today.

What if a single company manages to dominate data from certain types of sensors or control the information about where sensors can be found and which of them are active?

First, transaction-based processing now dominates data center energy consumption.

In time, however, 3D views may come to dominate data interpretation.

Applied Micro Circuit CEO Paramesh Gopi says that it's on an ARM chip that needs far less room and eats up less power than the Intel and AMD x86 servers that now dominate data centers.

An analysis of these indicates that: this literature is in the early stages of knowledge development; interviews/focus groups dominate data collection methods; nonprobability samples are almost always used; even basic demographic data is scarce; and the relationships among and between all participants in the fostering process likely to affect the quality of the fostering experience.

48 Inevitably, this perspective will dominate data collection, analysis and the interpretation of findings.

As with the muon, we need to move beyond settled notions that still dominate data mining, such as measures of reliability.

RMA normalization and quality controls of the samples revealed that the oxazolone and cinnamic aldehyde samples were significant outliers and had to be removed, or they would have dominated the data set prohibiting biomarker identification (data not shown).