Sentence examples for match data in from inspiring English sources

Singletons derived from our libraries and clusters without any public ESTs were assessed in silico to retain every query EST that does not match data in Genbank since these ESTs represent data that have not been sampled by others.

A prerequisite for cross species analysis is the ability to match data in one species to data in another.

An ability to consider why there could be inconsistencies in the match data in the two datasets (for example, in address data), and subsequently to find ways to overcome these differences, is also key.

For some previous models, calibration was conducted to match data in unscreened women, which in the UK would have meant the use of older data before screening was introduced.

This is akin to soccer match data in which PF torque was reduced postmatch in hot and cool conditions, in association with a decrease in peak twitch torque (∼10%) and a modest decrement in VA (∼1.5%).

These records had been checked during the matching process and had sufficient matching data in other fields, including COB, to indicate that they were a genuine match.

Therefore, we investigate whether foreign (out-of-domain, or out-of-language) data can improve the performance of an ASR system that has already been trained on a significant amount of matched data (in our case, 19 h of MP-FR).

Some of these markers are present at appreciable frequencies in Sardinia and we therefore used a combination of Y-chromosome SNPs and STRs data and matched data in Anatolia (as a test donor population) and in Sardinia (as a test recipient population) for the presence of genetic flow related to the introduction of agriculture.

Multivariable analysis was done by conditional logistic regression for matched data in the Stata program.

56 All subsequent analyses were performed in the matched sample, using methods appropriate for the analysis of matched data in estimating the treatment effect and its statistical significance.

A Coarsened Exact Matching method (generalisation of the propensity score method) was used to create matched data in the treatment groups [ 30].