Sentence examples for perfect dataset from inspiring English sources

It is not a perfect dataset - some key nations are missing from the data, including Russia, China and Afghanistan.

While no single perfect dataset existed, the British Columbia Multiple Sclerosis (BCMS) database, Canada (est. 1980) was identified as the best natural history comparator cohort for our purposes.

The perfect dataset for demonstrating lineage persistence would seem to be 52 viruses sampled in 52 weeks, with consecutive viruses differing at 0 or 1 nt positions.

While there may be relative stasis locally among the strains that were sequenced in certain seasons in NY or NZ, using a "perfect" dataset (every single flu strain globally is sequenced) the authors would probably find "rapid evolution" somewhere at any given time?

In fact, the proportion of branches correct in inferred ME trees obtained using the complete and perfect datasets was similar (71% vs. 66%) to the PhyClass results, so the Phyclass placement error rate is reasonable.

The task fell to ScanLAB Projects, who use 3D scanning technology to create "millimetre perfect 3D dataset of objects, buildings and landscapes". and for this project they recorded an immense amount of data: "Two billion precise laser measurements were recorded from 275 laser scans of the galleries" the museum website states, with the aim being to release the raw data set publicly later this year.

Therefore, RNA-Seq perfect replicate datasets of different sizes were generated by drawing random reads from the universal read pool.

The technical redundancy in the dataset (perfect sequence duplication) was removed using the NCBI nrdb program, included in the downloadable Blast suite.

Mirroring and "perfecting" of the dataset to provide a model which appears to be "perfect" (a unilateral defect has now been erased by combining half of a mirror-image model with the half of the unaffected original patient model),   4.

Mirroring and "perfecting" of the dataset to provide a model which appears to be "perfect" (a unilateral defect has now been erased by combining half of a mirror-image model with the half of the unaffected original patient model), Digital placement of a "graft" of either alloplastic or autogenous material into a defect and including this on the resultant model.

For a given dataset, the perfect assembly will be of higher quality than the non-perfect assembly.