Sentence examples for exploiting data collected from inspiring English sources

We looked for components of wnt signaling pathways as well as for wnt targets, exploiting data collected in the Wnt Homepage (http://www.stanford.edu/̃rnusse/wntwindow.html), and found that 32 putative PRDM5 targets are included in one of these categories (Table S4).

We limit our focus to evidence exploiting data collected after the policy implementation, and using appropriate counterfactual methods to identify the policy effect.

The search exploits data collected by the CMS experiment at a centre-of-mass energy of 8 TeV, corresponding to an integrated luminosity of 19.8 fb -1).

Exploiting the data collected from these sensors has been used in the literature to address a number of challenging and interesting tasks, e.g., indoor localization [17 20], road condition monitoring [21, 22], property tracking [13], user security [23, 24] activity recognition [25 28], measuring walking speed [17], and outdoor localization [13, 28, 29].

The model is designed to exploit unique data collected in the Berea Panel Study.

We exploit diary data collected for both partners on the same day, chosen by the interviewer, to investigate the effect of retirement on partners' leisure hours spent together or separately.

This paper proposes an alarm system based on patient-tailored models obtained through an identification technique that exploits impulse response data collected in silico and that is extended here to be used on free-living data.

Graham urged MPs to increase the penalties available to be imposed on those who abuse their position of trust by illegally exploiting or passing on data collected by the police, intelligence services and other government agencies.

As such, there is still room for researchers to exploit biological samples and data collected for research purposes.

One of the advantages of the tissue-on-a-chip approach is the ability to exploit the quantitative impedance data collected throughout RPE maturation and wound healing.

This Arrhenius-type behaviour could also be exploited to normalize the data collected at different temperatures; subtraction of the ln t0.5) value obtained in the absence of co-solute at each experimental temperature (t0.5,0M) revealed an excellent overlap between the data collected at all three temperatures.