Sentence examples for more exhaustive data from inspiring English sources

For this reason, more exhaustive data on the management of such cases is lacking.

Although volumetric models appear to more tightly constrain dinosaur body mass, there remains a clear need to further support these models with more exhaustive data from living animals.

The more exhaustive the data record, the more uses it has, and consequently the greater the value to the cybercriminal ecosystem.

In particular the use of image pre-processing tools to denoise and deblur PET images as suggested by Geets et al. [25] and the application of other recently published promising methods such as GMM [26] and FLAB [27, 28] could provide and even more exhaustive set of data in evaluating the performance of PET-AS methods in delineating heterogeneous and irregular lesions.

Indeed, SWS1 results were comparable to those obtained from more exhaustive analyses using multi-gene data sets [e.g. [ 17- 20]].

Scientists and professionals relish the possibilities of "big data" for making more exhaustive models of the world, and thus making more reliable decisions But data has its limits: it's not good with values, qualities, or complex problems.

The differences, in this case, can be explained by the limited number of gene models present on the RefSeq databases and not by a more exhaustive annotation of the RefSeq models (data not shown).

A comprehensive list of all genomic regions having potential to contain cis-eQTLs and a full understanding of the extent to which they overlap would require data from a more exhaustive list of tissues.

Although preliminary investigation showed that the GFMAPR model possessed huge potential for more accurate small data sample size forecasting, a more exhaustive investigation was undertaken to ascertain this observation.

In addition, the applied measurement model could be more exhaustive if it took into account the multilevel structure of the data and gave consideration to scaling models that have more parameters (or dimensions).

But a download of one's Google trove can be even more exhaustive, including users' full browsing and search histories and by-the-second data on their physical activities and real-time locations.