Sentence examples for from a different dataset from inspiring English sources

Note, exposure times in source and background apertures need not be the same if the background was extracted from a different dataset.

In this paper we compare our findings to those from a different dataset taken from the National Family Health Survey of India (NFHS), a nationally representative survey of people living in private households in India from 2005 2006.

The reasons of such under-performance might be due to the fact that London networks have been generated from a different dataset which might be incomplete for the bus network (the metro network has been thoroughly verified by us). Figure 5 Coverage convergence of the multi-modal transportation networks of Paris, London, New York City, and Chicago.

A similar analysis of breast tumors arising in carriers of BRCA1 mutation, analyzed from a different dataset (The Netherlands Cancer Institute) [17], revealed highest resemblance in 17 of 18 cases to basal-A lines (not shown), while two BRCA2 mutation associated cases most resembled luminal cell lines.

These infants were from a different dataset to the current study.

An eighth near-complete genome (ACD20) was recovered from a different dataset (see Wrighton et al. (2012) for genome assembly details).

In a final step, we attempted to validate the derived models on a different dataset from individuals from the CF unit at the Royal Children's Hospital Brisbane, Queensland.

This protocol uses a previously obtained signature for breast cancer metastasis as an example to illustrate the critical quality control steps involved in evaluating its expression, variability, and structure in breast tumor RNA-sequencing data, a different dataset from that in which the signature was originally derived.

They used a different dataset (from Germany), and they also found that a fall in happiness predicts job search.

This study assesses the CFA using a different dataset from the one used in EFA (sample size n = 1111).

Keles et al. (2003) propose an alternative cutting heuristic, which involves deriving a different dataset from the original, then applying the ZOOPS model to each of the derived sequences.