"host data" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to data which are hosted on a particular server, database, or other system. For example: "The company hosted its customer data on an external server to ensure security."
A contentious requirement for firms to host data on Brazilian users inside the country's borders was dropped, but firms anywhere in the world offering services to Brazilians will have to comply with the new law.
If it's successful there is no need to host data on Google servers.
Secondly, contextual data is often machine-processable (while its host data type can be semantically unspecified).
One of the technical measures is to embed a 'digital watermark' in the host data.
Big data allow users to host data, access data and process data at any time.
Businesses today have many reasons to host data centers, virtualized or otherwise, in disparate locales.
Similarly, comparing the early and late timepoints of the longitudinal within-host data set showed that 56 new CTL epitopes were predicted to have arisen.
The program includes seven Proteomics Research Centers, generating diverse types of pathogen-host data, including mass spectrometry, microarray transcriptional profiles, protein interactions, protein structures and biological reagents.
For those samples in the longitudinal within-host data set where predictors were available for all four of the Human Leukocyte Antigen A (HLA-A) and HLA-B alleles of the host, the epitope cover ranged from 12% to 74%.
We found that 38 out of a total of 375 predicted CTL epitopes were escaped by the virus (10.1%) during the time spanned by the longitudinal within-host data set.
Partitions 16 and 21, however, have raised CRR values for the among-host data sets.
