Sentence examples for informatics world from inspiring English sources

(There are also examples of disempowerment such as attacks on Net-neutrality, walled gardens, information monopolies, vendor lock-in, etc. and this contrast activates many in the modern informatics world).

EIE'10 – 12 May 2010, Edinburgh Engage | Invest | Exploit is Informatics Ventures annual showcase of the high-quality deal flow spinning out of Scotland's world leading Informatics and Computer Science departments, and hot startups associated with our institutions.

Questions such as "Is the current level of training in this area appropriate?" "Can the world of informatics be left to non-statisticians?" seem very relevant.

Our general medical natural language engine is easily adaptable to a real-world medical informatics application.

Ecology often benefits from methods originally developed for mathematics, physics, and chemistry (Cohen 2004; Elser 2006) and might even benefit from models used in the worlds of informatics and finance (Allesina and Pascual 2009; Haldane and May 2011, respectively).

He also received master's degrees, in biomedical informatics from M.I.T., and public health from Harvard.

The scientific program included four keynote speakers who are world renowned leaders in biomedical informatics, pharmacogenomics, bioinformatics, and systems biology, six scientific sessions, two poster sessions, two tutorials, and one workshop.

In the academic world, modernist discourse dominated health informatics and computer science journals and conferences, while humanist and political economy discourses were sited in the social sciences, with little cross-fertilisation between these.

It dealt a near-fatal blow to the British healthcare informatics industry, which in some areas was a world leader.

Although it is difficult to extrapolate the diversity of less than 100 viruses tested in neutralization assays to the diversity of the 10 s of thousands of viruses circulating in the world, the subtype distribution of our informatics assessment clearly correlates with the subtype distribution of the in vitro tests (Table 3).

Six Worldwide Antimalarial Resistance Network (WWARN) scientific groups, (Pharmacology, In Vitro, Molecular, Clinical, Antimalarial Quality, and Informatics) located in centers of excellence around the world, offer a platform for collaborative research into the understanding, identification, and spread of antimalarial drug resistance.