Sentence examples for making data freely from inspiring English sources

In this discussion however, and despite WMO Resolution 40 (http://www.wmo.int/pages/about/Resolution40_en.html), securing the agreement of regional NMHSs in making data freely available can still be a problem.

By making data freely available in a usable format for civic-minded developers and technology platforms, government can exponentially scale its communications and service delivery," New York City's Chief Digital Officer, Rachel Haot, writes to TechCrunch in an email (hopefully from a safe place).

While all three databases have the same objective for making data freely available, the SEAMAP project's unique features (e.g., visualization of survey effort, environmental data availability, and metadata details) make it particularly valuable for data providers to have their data published within SEAMAP and not only at OBIS or GBIF.

In sum, our findings amend the previously published results and interpretations, and demonstrate the benefit of replicating published experiments and the advantage of making data freely available for reanalysis.

Lander and Stuart Schreiber, a Harvard chemist who will be part of the founding faculty, say the new institute will emphasize the need to make data freely available, and they predict that companies will understand the need to collaborate openly.

It opens a new market opportunity for companies like Base that put a primary emphasis on developing a mobile web experience that makes data freely available across multiple devices.

Our study illustrates the merit of replicating previously published experiments, as well as the usefulness of making data of published work freely available.

Having reviewed extensively the substantial amount of information provided by BRCs and the importance of making the data freely available to the research community, it is clear that it is imperative to promote data preservation and dissemination, for secure storage and easy retrieval of information.

It will have up to £7m over the next three years to spend on making more data freely available.

But Syngenta is making its data freely available for research use from its own Web site, requiring formal agreements only for commercial projects.

The group said it was "fully supportive" of the government's December 2015 public data policy statement, and noted Turnbull's "strong and consistent advocacy" over a number of years of the benefits of making public data freely available.