Sentence examples for further develop data from inspiring English sources

Further investment in Australia's data linkage capability occurred in 2006 when the Australian government allocated $20 million to further develop data linkage infrastructure under the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS).

"digitalundivided understands the impact of data on policy and startup ecosystems which is why we're committed to using ProjectDiane to further develop data-driven programs for black and Latinx women founders and shape the narrative about women of color in startups".

"digitalundivided understands the impact of data on policy and startup ecosystems which is why we're committed to using ProjectDiane to further develop data-driven programs for Black and Latinx women founders and shape the narrative about women of color in startups".

Kontagent is also going to be investing in further developing data mining and predictive analytics capabilities.

The company will use the funds to further develop its data extraction platform and expand analytics and visualization partners.

Please either further develop this data per the reviewers' suggestions (as included below) or just cut this portion out of the paper and just go with the Tetrahymena portion of the study.

In the meantime, he said, the company can further develop its wireless data business in Japan and expand the mobile phone operation here by emphasizing voice quality.

A little consolidation in the world of big data and Apache Hadoop development: WANdisco, a UK/U.S.-based provider of collaboration software that focuses on the open-source Apache Subversion revision control system, has announced the completion of its acquisition of Palo-Alto-based AltoStor, which will help it further develop its big data products.

It is also a framework to further develop spatial proteomics data analysis and novel pipelines.

Ten years later several initiatives to further develop uniformity in terminology, data acquisition, data processing and post processing etc have been integrated in the QIBA group which works its way through this enormous field of developing Imaging biomarkers [ 1].

The article discusses policy relevant implications and advocates for collecting and further developing comparable data in future.