Sentence examples for many existing datasets from inspiring English sources

Although this dataset is small, its size represents many existing datasets that have a cancer-related endpoint as the outcome variable with many genes as predictor variables.

In our lab, we found that the existing tools did not meet the needs of the bench biologists to quickly and easily screen new ChIP-seq data for colocation with many existing datasets of genomic features.

The validation of this approach enhances the intrinsic value of many existing datasets generated in a range of species as it provides a methodology for detailed analysis of fundamental biological phenomena, such as mitochondrial transcription and biogenesis.

5 7 8 10 12 Currently, many existing datasets, in England and internationally, report healthcare utilisation only in broad age bands (eg, 5 14, 15 44), preventing service leaders or national policy makers from seeing what proportion of their work and resources is accounted for by adolescents.

The latent variables Pd and Ps can be constructed in many existing datasets, from ad hoc combinations of pain and depressive symptom ratings.

It indicates that frailty can be measured in many ways, and therefore can be studied in many existing datasets that might not have set out to measure frailty per se.

Existing datasets may also contain many more candidate variables than are really required to develop a good model, which can lead to multiple testing problems and a temptation to 'dredge' the data [ 6].

Willis says they had got many submissions saying there was little confidence in the existing datasets, citing the heat island effect.

In August this year, Public Health England, a government body, published a briefing that analysed a number of existing datasets on children's wellbeing.

"It's about citizens working with public servants to design public services, using existing datasets or datasets that we've just revealed to the world for the first time".

However, for a smart city industry worth $400bn globally, there is much more money to be made in embedding sensors than in analysing existing datasets.