Sentence examples for more representative data from inspiring English sources
The results would be useful for determining the HVAC energy consumption in buildings in order to obtain more representative data for the prediction of annual energy consumption.
To better resolve this problem, instead of previous randomly sub-sampling over-represented non-interaction sites, a novel sampling approach based on submodularity subset selection was employed, which can select more representative data subset.
Compared to a transect approach, the point sampling approach proved to be more practicable in terms of field work efficiency - it is easier to locate a circle than to follow a predefined transect across the whole study area - provokes fewer conflicts with land owners and provides more representative data with equal efforts.
Subsequent analysis using more representative data found that, on the one hand, the relationship between workers and their work units has ironically strengthened since the late 1980s; however, on the other hand, the redistributive influence, represented by work unit bureaucratic rank and state ownership, shows some tendency toward decline (Wang and Wang 2005; Wu 2002; Zhou 2000).
Vertically, non-mammals generally tend to have more representative data points (non-gray points) than mammals do especially in CC and partially in MF and BP.
It may be more informative to monitor over a longer period for more representative data.
The 5-fold cross validation approach has been employed in order to eliminate bad local behaviors and to produce a more representative training data set.
The contribution BPHS data can make to the British pig industry depends on the coverage of farms, the more producers enrolled in the scheme the more representative the data.
If better supported and more representative epidemiological data become available in the future, the model outcome will be more accurate, and the relative effectiveness of the vaccines in preventing IPD will be greater.
More nationally representative data is needed to tract risk factors and consequences of NCDs.
The size and geographic reach of this study provide some initial steps in providing more nationally representative data.
