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PBS showed a reality that is lost on data-driven "reformers".

To determine if the predictive power that was evident in the training data was lost on the test data due to a subset of poorly performing genes we looked at the number of correctly predicted samples per gene (Figure 6).

And while access to all that knowledge is appreciated, it is lost on no one that the data is in the hands of a for-profit company.

The advantages apparently have not been lost on clients: Ontrack's data-collection division had revenue of $8.3 million last year, more than double the $4 million it took in 1999, he said.

Radar measurements showing how proud the ice sits with respect to nearby water would help, but the European Cryosat mission intended to provide these data was lost on launch in October 2005.

Furthermore, according to Figure 5, about 20 and 35 min of data were lost on May 6 and May 12, respectively, due to power failure.

Automatic updating can save you from accidentally losing out on data, themes and plugins.

The calls to Amerivault, which focuses on data kept on work stations and servers that deal with small networks of desktop computers, reflect the nature of most of the data that was lost on Sept. 11.

· Figures 3 and 4 of this paper clearly show de Grey's presentation of the data is false and one doesn't need to be an expert to see this (although the meaning of these data will be lost on non-biologists).

If this scale is large the data will be lost, on the other hand if it is small many overflows will occur, so stage scale must be well chosen.

All data will be lost on the drive you select.