Sentence examples for errant data from inspiring English sources
To reduce the impact of errant data, Amazon allows users to exclude certain purchases from their profile; that way, a Pokemon game purchased for a niece will not skew a pattern of buying mystery novels and Woody Allen videos.
Simone tells me that across the organization the cost of reworking these "errant data points" has been brought down in some cases by double digits thanks to new methods of Big Data analysis.
The errant data was dropped from analysis so that the predictive regressions were based on the remaining markers.
In a few local regions (no more than one or two with errant data points per chromosome), the local regression was unable to reliably predict the position of the central marker.
It allows for upgrading the quality of vector-based maps and plans by using raster pictures to update and refine errant vector data, or to create new vector elements.
This may suggest that MarketWatch's security was breached from the outside, or perhaps it was fed errant price change data.
C.B. and C.P. took the lead on data collection of errant polychaetes, and C.B., S.H. and N.H. on compilation of the data sets from the EST libraries.
The following dataset was generated: Kok K, Ay A, Li L, Arnosti DN, 2015, Data from: Genome-wide errant targeting by Hairy, http://dx.doi.org/10.5061/dryad.cv323, Available at Dryad Digital Repository under a CC0 Public Domain Dedication.
So instead of falsely claiming data exists to support their errant positions, Republicans have resorted to attacking the unions that stand in the way of the Republican plan to turn America's children into widgets that their corporate sugar daddies can profit from.
Together, our data suggest that low-level errant AID expression and subsequent genome damage may be prevented through protective miR-93 and/or miR-155 regulation.
Alas, living without backups is living dangerously, as there are many potential ways to lose your data: fire, flood, thieves, software crashes, errant spyware – and, of course, the biggest threat of all: human error.
