Sentence examples for fruitful data from inspiring English sources

Other fruitful data interrogations published this year shed light on the extent and distribution of economic hardship in London.

Instead, we should be asking why this fecund and fruitful data (produced by us, of course, though admittedly threshed by Big Analytics) is not being presented to us as prominently as simplistic and largely useless derivations thereof, such as Like counts and targeted Google ads.

In the future, comparison of chaetognaths versus other animals RP genes regulation will provide fruitful data.

Moreover, since the data has a fruitful information of the plant, the direct utilization of the data yields more desirable IMC controller in order to achieve a given specification with reflecting the actual dynamics of the plant.

Whilst this can be fruitful, such data is rarely available in humans, where the contribution of PFC to value-guided choice is most critical.

A more comprehensive evaluation based on the additional experiments under cross multiple conditions and a cross validation using the fruitful reported data sets are essential to figure out the common features of the genomic and environmental contributions to the reorganization in transcriptome.

Her recipe for impact is a fruitful combination of data, curiosity and empathy.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6947/10/11/prepub We thank Valsamo Anagnostou, MD, for the fruitful discussions during data analysis and her suggestions.

The report by Nam and coworkers [ 1] adds further evidence that a more detailed molecular classification of disease (longitudinally in individual patients) may lead to fruitful hypothesis-generating data, which will help us to further dissect the molecular mechanisms involved in the metastatic process and eventually lead to rational treatment strategies to prevent or treat metastasis.

Some of them insinuated to us that these fruitful results of big data will lead us to a whole new world where "everything" is possible; therefore, the big data analytics will be an omniscient and omnipotent system.

We also thank Drs Utpal Banerjee, Luisa Iruela-Arispe, Kenneth Dorshkind and Shin-ichi Nishikawa for fruitful discussion of the data.