Sentence examples for more challenging data from inspiring English sources

While standardizing the formats of security events is good in the sense of reducing some of the more challenging data fusion aspects and to increase performance, in some cases it could possibly be detrimental if valuable information for a particular source is being lost or minimized.

In the following, we will compare ANGLOR with the second (more challenging) data set.

In 2008, we introduced our first-pass 'skim' curation triaging system, where we extract a minimal level of information from every article and reserve full genetic curation for the more challenging data types.

The second, more challenging, data set describes a microarray platform comparison study using hippocampal δC-doublecortin-like kinase transgenic mice that were compared to wild-type mice, which was combined with results from Solexa/Illumina deep sequencing runs.

The presence of the latter mixed with the resonant signal makes CARS data interpretation more challenging than data obtained with spontaneous Raman scattering [ 13].

In addition, but more challenging, the data can be used to investigate whether the change in a gene's copy number, and concomitant change in expression, affects the expression of other genes, hence inferring regulatory relationships.

This has been a more challenging project data-modelling project than anything I've tackled before.

This is why epigenome data interpretation is more challenging than genomic data.

The parallel analysis of the system dynamics (e.g., along time) is more challenging since online data processing requires statistic and data mining operators to work on streamed data and, in general, random access to data is guaranteed only within a limited window of the whole dataset, while already accessed data can be only stored in synthesized form.

Machine learning becomes more challenging when test data is more dissimilar to training data.

While it may be easy to dismiss as trivial the structural basis for aberrant intermolecular thiol attack by MIDY mutants that add or remove a cysteine (Fig. 2), it is more challenging to obtain data providing structural evidence for why non-cysteinyl proinsulin mutants are also predisposed to form aberrant disulfide-linked protein complexes in vivo (Fig. 1).