Sentence examples for more prevalent data from inspiring English sources

In the first 2 years of the project, array submissions represented 88%, but that number has shifted to only 37% as NGS becomes more prevalent (data not shown).

Our results suggest that infeasible cases can be more prevalent in real data.

The high overall accuracy is mostly due to the high accuracy regarding non-binge drinkers, which are more prevalent in the data.

Although this study concentrates on relatively small data sets where the error is easier to quantify, these results suggest the errors caused by MSA may be even more prevalent in larger data sets.

However, it is also true that the latter pattern ("go" and a prepositional phrase) was also more prevalent in the data of the control group than the literature had led us to expect for English speakers.

Omitted data are particularly significant because they are more prevalent than erroneously inserted data and are therefore more likely to lead to errors in analysis and conclusions[ 4].

As the use of data becomes more prevalent, brands will also increasingly look to hire data scientists to help understand how to best use data.

Girls in urban parishes were more likely to smoke while the use of smokeless tobacco was more prevalent among rural boys (data not reported).

Traditionally, allogeneic blood transfusion has been much more prevalent in Denmark, and data on autologous transfusions were not available for our study.

It's no secret that the growth of publicly available data, or open data, is more prevalent than ever.

Diabetes with complication was more prevalent in the ICD-10 data than in the ICD-9 data.