Sentence examples for idiosyncratic data from inspiring English sources

However, it should be noted that an experienced programmer can easily write an 'adapter' for any genome browser to accept customized or idiosyncratic data formats.

We report the feasibility of mapping high priority data from local, independent, idiosyncratic data schemas to common shared concepts as implemented in web-accessible ontologies.

These idiosyncratic data must be annotated using standard terms and elements that correspond to the way scientists might search, integrate, inference, or expand upon the data.

However, where clades were densely sampled at the species level, lineage-idiosyncratic data structure led to higher standard deviations for the agreement and accuracy than in the regional subsets.

Performance at the genus level varied greatly due to idiosyncratic lineage data structures (or lineage evolution), where fixed-threshold approaches cannot accurately capture species diversity.

Machine and assembly languages are "low-level," requiring a programmer to manage explicitly all of a computer's idiosyncratic features of data storage and operation.

(In layman's terms, an overfit statistical model is one that is engineered to match idiosyncratic circumstances in past data, but which is not an accurate picture and makes poor predictions as a result).

Second, we apply a PANIC to the idiosyncratic components estimated using data in levels as we have proposed in this study.

Neither numerical data nor idiosyncratic themes are presented in this paper.

However, many of these resources store the data in idiosyncratic formats and as a result it has been difficult for resources to exchange data between them.

We then evaluated the ability of the SHOCSY algorithm to correctly identify the homogeneous and idiosyncratic subsets within the data set.