Sentence examples for more prominent data from inspiring English sources
Some of the more prominent data sharing communities, like genomics, also have a fairly standardised way of presenting data.
The scar tissues of CsA-treated animals appeared similar or even more prominent (data not shown) than in control untreated mice [ 14].
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Data collection was more prominent in information strategies than data use.
Whilst there had been some discussion of the implications of ethnicity data earlier in the life of MalariaGEN, concerns about the implications of using ethnicity data became more prominent in discussions about data sharing.
Streams of matter ejected during collapse and accreting back onto the black hole are clearly visible and more prominent in EL5 data.
Fronto-temporal FA decreases were more prominent in our data with FA in occipital areas appearing relatively spared from the aging process, suggesting an anteroposterior gradient in the effect of aging.
In contrast, dynamic summarization does not utilize such predetermined patterns; instead it applies the Combo algorithm to all novel predications in order to determine which are more prominent in the data.
Indeed, awareness of services and availability were more prominent in the data than concerns over cultural appropriateness; however, it can be argued that awareness of a service must occur prior to attempting to access it and perceive appropriateness.
A preliminary PCR analysis of genomic fragments from this region of the CcCP4 gene in Coffea eugenoides and Coffea arabica suggests that the KDEL allele is more prominent in these species (data not shown).
In contrast, as beta activity increases over time in the ADHD group compared to controls, case control differences in beta are likely to become more prominent in resting-state data recorded at the end of recording sessions.
