Sentence examples for more complete dataset from inspiring English sources
A more complete dataset including subpopulation, herbicide scores and data from the IRGCIS website is presented in Additional file 2: Table S1 while all the SNP data is presented in Additional file 3: Table S2.
By incorporating these models directly into the journal article (and providing links to digital repositories where a more complete dataset can be acquired if needed) the readers of the journal have an opportunity to discover their own insights within their own spheres of interest.
On this basis, the study of 2007 was repeated, resulting in a much more complete dataset while at the same time requiring less measurement time (Picotti et al. 2013).
It is intriquing nevertheless to raise the question of regional differences in essential gene functions and we look forward to having a more complete dataset that can be used to address this issue.
The authors also thank Dr. Carlos Rieveling Navarro for his helpful suggestions for the revision of the manuscript and all the physicians who allowed us to review their registries of patients in order to obtain a more complete dataset of information on children with cancer in Mexico.
Of the 584 datasets, 546 (93%) had fluctuations (measured by the trimmed range) of 0 0.5 V, and 38 (7%) fluctuations of ≥1.0 V. Of the 207 patients, 26 (13%) had one or more complete dataset with ≥1.0 V threshold fluctuation (and up to 3.0 V fluctuation).
More complete datasets have been accumulated, and this has led to new findings on trends.
The incompleteness of this dataset likely had an impact on reducing the significance of the results relative to the two larger and more complete datasets.
Inclusion of more complete datasets or other types of datasets in future will greatly improve the quality of the current work.
Furthermore, the Hidden Markov Model that we used to search for UPS components compiled more complete datasets than many other search approaches would do.
An examination of sex differences disaggregated by age is needed in larger, more complete datasets.
