To make the data suitable for the logic-minimization techniques, the nucleotides in the sequences are transformed to binary values: A is represented by 1000, C by 0100, G by 0010 and T by 0001.
However, it seems to be still unclear what makes some data suitable for unsupervised pre-training [44].
Several of the observatories of the INTERMAGNET network have been reconfigured since 2010 to a 1-Hz recording, which has made their data suitable for studies on a global scale of most of the rapid geomagnetic variations caused by external sources (e.g., Kleimenova et al. 2013, 2014) and even development of new substorm indices (Nosé et al. 2012).
However, the large size of the studied population made the data suitable for studying the rational use of drugs in paediatric asthma and other diseases [ 11].
Recording of illness, including for mental and developmental disorders, has been shown to be accurate in electronic primary care records, and estimates of disease prevalence closely approximate those determined by other means, making the data suitable for epidemiological research.
The registered data in the DNPR on orchiectomies are very accurate, and because the outcome of this surgical procedure is irreversible and immediately effective, it makes data very suitable for epidemiological research.
To make the sequence data suitable for the infinite-sites model, four haplotypes (H06, H07, H10, and H13) were excluded in this analysis.
Seventeen studies contained data suitable for pooling.
Two additional features of the data make it suitable for the purpose of our paper.
Sure, it is now easier, faster, and cheaper to find suitable employees for a job, to quantify their contribution to the company, and to make data-driven decisions regarding rewards, promotions and retention.
