Sentence examples for heterogeneous records from inspiring English sources

Data are collected into flexible tables, and they are modeled as heterogeneous records of variable size.

Overcoming this very important challenge hinges on the possibility to effectively measure the similarity between heterogeneous records and on the advancement of knowledge processing on CBR principles.

In addition, there is no standardized classification system for morbidity, which has resulted in heterogeneous recording and reporting by different authors.

Finally, document-oriented datastores (e.g., MongoDB) model data as heterogeneous, hierarchical records, denoted as documents, which in turn are composed of sets of key-value pairs, each specifying a document field.

Within the European research project ARTEMIS, significant works have been conducted to analyse the hot emissions of pollutant from the passenger cars regarding the driving cycles and to propose modelling approaches taking into account large but heterogeneous datasets recorded in Europe.

Data on calcification, tumour-spreading patterns, lymphadenopathy, and enhancement patterns (homogeneous, heterogeneous) were recorded and retrospectively analysed.

Soon after Edward's return to England in 1274, a major inquiry into government in the localities took place that yielded the so-called Hundred Rolls, a heterogeneous group of records, and brought home the need for changes in the law.

We develop a general framework based on the heterogeneous electronic health records (EHRs) for the risk factor (RF) analysis that can be used for informative RF selection and the prediction of osteoporosis.

The presence of heterogeneous plaque was recorded if there were one or more plaques in which echogenicity of more than 20% of the plaque area differed substantially from the echogenicity of the rest of the plaque.

With validated light transport mechanics, the tissue optics plug-in provides users with access to a host of stochastic Monte Carlo (MC) modeling capabilities already included in the GEANT4/GAMOS framework, (i.e., the ability to specify advanced source detector distributions, generate complex heterogeneous geometries, and record a wide range of data outputs).

Birth defects, a heterogeneous grouping of defects recorded in hospital delivery records, were included given that affected infants are reported to have lighter or heavier birth weights depending upon the nature of the defect.