Sentence examples for only useful data from inspiring English sources

Instead, "Big Data", or the emergent phenomenon of amassing information about everything everywhere, should harness only useful data and adapt it to local circumstances.

SPOT logs are the only useful data source in this case because, despite both platforms being equipped with the same CC2420 radio chip, the actual transmission range is invariably different, even after manual tuning of the transmission power.

This algorithm utilizes the fact that, if the output in one of the FFT branches is perfectly demodulated, then it will have only useful data and will no longer possess a Gaussian distribution.

Finally, if the only useful data were in the form of graphical representations of the survival distributions, we extracted from them survival rates at specified times in order to reconstruct the HR estimate and its variance, with the assumption that during the study follow-up the number patients counted was constant (Parmar et al, 1998).

Finally, if the only useful data were in the form of graphical representations of the survival distributions, we extracted from them survival rates at specified times in order to reconstruct the HR estimate and its variance, with the assumption that the rate of patients censored was constant during the study follow-up (Parmar et al, 1998).

Finally, if the only useful data were in the form of graphical representations of the survival distributions, we extracted from them the survival rates at specified time-points in order to reconstruct the HR estimate and its variance, with the assumption that the rate of patients censored was constant during the study follow-up (Parmar et al, 1998).

In-network processing, compression and approximation are therefore used to ensure that only strictly useful data are exchanged by Things, alleviating the need for many simultaneous data streams.

The high-throughput capabilities of NGS, however, only provide useful data if the right library is used.

In the meantime, let's hope that the FCC not only gathers useful data for its upcoming reports, but also puts its money where its giant federal agency mouth is…and succeeds in increasing competition and empowering the American people with more information and choice.

Using standards is not only useful for data interchange during the process of a clinical trial, but also useful for analyzing data in a review process.

A national system for surveillance of health-care-associated infections in home care would not only provide useful data on incidence and types of infections but also simplify identification of risk factors for infection and development of national benchmarks for comparing infection rates.