Sentence examples for much more datasets from inspiring English sources

Much more datasets could be involved in the future study.

Please note that other attempts of meta-analytical approaches ([ 17], [ 15] ) did not use much more available datasets than we did.

Since phylogenies for paralogous gene families described much more diverse datasets, they were reconstructed under amino acid model LG [ 68] with C-rate variation among sites [ 69], as implemented in PhyMLv3.0 [ 70].

We conclude that the mitochondrial genome sequence cannot be used to contradict the results derived from the much more comprehensive datasets of nuclear proteins and ribosomal RNAs which consistently show that Xenoturbella is the sister group of the Ambulacraria.

The second dataset we investigated is from a much more comprehensive dataset which were generated using a total of 169 microsatellites with world-wide sampling of different rice subspecies.

The SSIM performed well not only with the dataset from yeast, but also with a much more complicated dataset, the prion disease mouse model.

Also, the dataset generated from sequencing the Gut Microbiotassay PCR amplicons produces a much more manageable dataset compared to metagenomic approaches.

Over the next two years, the aim is to identify signatures for all approved drugs in America and build up a much more comprehensive dataset.

On the other hand, chemical analyses of the liquid and solid phases in contact (Ohnishi et al. 2017) present a much more reliable dataset because only an assumption of the local equilibrium is necessary without the information on temperature (it is noted that chemical equilibrium is assumed implicitly when melting temperatures are measured directly).

Moreover, we used a much more comprehensive dataset of C domain subsequences (525, as opposed to Roongasawang et al.'s 162) compiled from all complete bacterial genomes and biosynthesis clusters.

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).