Sentence examples for flagging data from inspiring English sources

The intent was to acquaint the students with this widely used software and to present some of the important low-level analysis such as normalization and quality control involving preprocessing and flagging data as well as advanced methodology (pathway analysis).

Ginsparg did agree, however, to share arXiv's flagging data with ScienceInsider.

Clones that consistently behaved poorly (e.g., flagged data in >20% of arrays) were identified and excluded from all analyses.

Incomplete or incorrectly entered case report forms (CRFs) were returned to study nurses for revision of missing or flagged data.

The DCC data manager also conducted a careful review, and incomplete or incorrectly entered CRFs were returned to the study physician coordinators, who reviewed the missed or flagged data with the co-investigators and study nurses.

Topics addressed include choosing appropriate samples to be compared, determining the optimal amount of sample to use, flagging uninformative data, establishing confidence limits in normalized data and the application of statistical tests to identify differentially expressed genes.

A quick dose of autoaips philosophy: Instead of flagging the data with any flagging tool, it is most convenient to keep the flags stored in the.x.N file.

Mortality follow-up was established by flagging participant data in the National Health Service Central Register.

"This allows the scientific community to flag data and problems when they are there," he said.

The order allows for a broader group of people to flag data and documents as "ultra-secret," making them unavailable to the public for 25 years.

Flag data from the MAS5 analysis was used to derive a probeset list where at least 19 out of 25 samples had a present or marginal call.