Sentence examples for manageable dataset from inspiring English sources

As Wired points out, while Facebook may have access to our time-stamped photos, the #10YearChallenge sorts them into a far more manageable dataset.

Before segmentation, the MR data were first downsampled by a factor of 2 in each direction to produce a more manageable dataset containing 512 × 512 × 1,024 voxels.

Also, the dataset generated from sequencing the Gut Microbiotassay PCR amplicons produces a much more manageable dataset compared to metagenomic approaches.

The Longitudinal Health Insurance Database is a more manageable dataset consisting of all the original claims data spanning the timeframe between the year 2000 and 2010 for 1 million beneficiaries randomly sampled in 2005.

Big data systems contain many small and manageable datasets, but finding the connections among these datasets is a crucial task.

To obtain manageable datasets, differentially expressed genes were defined by fold change ≥1.5 and q-value = 0.

Accordingly, the parallelization of the InfoMap algorithm or the use of an alternative method can further push the size of manageable molecular datasets.

The number of probes is vast with some datasets containing more than 54,000, so to reduce our significant genes to a manageable list per dataset we used a stringent cut off criteria where a gene was labelled as significantly differentially expressed if the t-test returned a p value of less than 0.001.

For each PLR and content, two decoded video sequences were manually selected in order to uniformly span a wide range of distortions, that is, perceived video quality, while keeping the size of the dataset manageable.

To make the large qualitative dataset manageable, data transformation was employed whereby the coded qualitative themes were counted.

This has allowed us to produce a high-confidence, manageable gene annotation dataset that is available at FlyBase (http://flybase.org).org