Sentence examples for improved data sets from inspiring English sources
"Turning data into knowledge" (Brenner, 2002) is in fact the major bottleneck in genomics today, and a large-scale undergraduate project in sequence improvement and analysis results in new understandings and improved data sets that can benefit the research community as a whole (Boomer et al., 2002; Elwess and Latourelle, 2004; Drew and Triplett, 2008).
The team behind the study, led by Dr Peter Mayhew at York University, examined the earth's geological history and fossil records using improved data sets that looked at patterns of marine invertebrate biodiversity over the last 540m years.
Intravenous microdialysis might help to obtain improved data sets as it is already successfully done in small animals.
We anticipate that future work, based on improved data sets and potentially combining multiple experimental techniques, will enable the development of more complete models for complex RNA folding processes.
This indicates that the here observed trend will become even more clearly visible with improved data sets.
Splitstree analyses (not shown) of our improved data set still show overall polytomy and some individual taxa are clearly misplaced in the network (e.g., the gastropod Crepidula clusters with cephalopods).
Now that the CrunchBase team has spent some quality time improving our data sets, we thought it'd be interesting to see how our free database of companies stacks up against other industry sources on a key measure of the startup ecosystem: quarterly venture funding totals.
Since in 2010 dual energy scans and iterative algorithms were globally introduced, it gave us also the opportunity to explore and improve these data sets and this in close collaboration with our medical imaging and research center (MIRC) https://mirc.uzleuven.be/MedicalImagingCenter/about.php?lang=en.
Distinction of different types of long-branch effects as defined herein will help to decide how to improve molecular data sets.
This work adds to the ever-growing list of studies that highlight the potential of next-generation DNA sequencing in a phylogenetic context to improve molecular data sets in understudied groups.
This work adds to the ever-growing list of studies that highlight the potential of next-generation DNA sequencing in a phylogenetic context to improve molecular data sets from understudied groups.
