Data is key for making legislation, they argued.
QUESTION FROM JUAN PABLO GARNHAM: What's the key for making things like orchids or chickens into an interesting story?
But the key for making real contact with cooks has always been to not ask questions too soon.
Minimising drag is the key for making a cyclist go faster, and cycling teams often spend a significant amount of money sending riders into wind tunnels to measure how aerodynamic they are.
This information is key for making decisions on whether, when, and where to relocate a given community (Bronen 2015).
Investigating the ways in which glance legibility changes for people of different ages is key for making these devices, as well as displays in the car, usable by the largest number of users.
Understanding the impact of emotions in politics is key for making an accurate prediction of how debates will impact voting.
It's a quasi-algebraic formula that he believes will be key for making effective progress toward legislating progressive principles such as universal healthcare, and equal access to higher education and academic resources.
Schulz and the rest of her Corona-slinging squad know that talent is key for making a party great and their upcoming Day of The Dead parties, which will take place simultaneously in Miami and LA this Sunday, with Paper Diamond, and Blackbird Blackbird and Bag Raiders, respectively, are a case in point.
Implementation of highly scalable computational algorithms for genetic feature selection is a key for making these frameworks effective enough for mining data from current GWA studies, in which more than a million genetic variants are assayed in thousands of individuals, not to mention the emerging data from NGS studies, such as the 1000 Genomes project [ 19].
