Sentence examples for more common data from inspiring English sources

As the scale of genetic data has expanded and genome-wide approaches have become more common, data interpretation has emerged as a central challenge.

As Collins and colleagues (1998) predicted in one of the earliest investigations using EMA to study alcohol use, "we anticipate that as electronic devices... become more common, data collection using hand-held computers will be more easily accommodated into the lives of research participants" (p. 314).

We show that the PopKLD preserves known physiologic features in the data that are lost when summarizing the data using more common laboratory data summaries such as mean and standard deviation.

Adults often think that there is an epidemic of cyberbullying and believe it is more common than data show it to be.

In lieu of a more common panel data estimator, we opt for a multi-level generalized linear model (GLM) approach estimated with Stata/IC 14's xtmixed command using maximum likelihood with clustered standard errors.

Diagramming methods were also sought out when research topics were not conducive to the more common qualitative data collection methods, such as interviews alone.

Concurrent treatment of B cell lymphoproliferative disorders (NHL and CLL) with rituximab and chemotherapy is becoming more common, and data suggests benefit in time to disease progression in indolent disease [ 14] and also in overall survival in aggressive disease [ 13].

Tumor biopsies of patients enrolled in clinical trials have become more common, and data on safety, acceptance, and feasibility of invasive procedures in this context is emerging [ 2, 4, 5, 7– 13].

It will only get more common if data-as-SMS protocols like iMessage gain geo-coding capabilities, which have plenty of consensual use cases.

However, as EHRs are slowly becoming more common, and data-sharing standards between different EHRs are being developed, we feel that our preliminary findings can inform care integration efforts in different care settings.

Although convergence problems can occur with qualitative data, they are much more common with quantitative data, which makes it the more difficult and interesting case.