Sentence examples for personalized analysis from inspiring English sources
In the future, Go Try It On plans to give members personalized analysis of what to wear, sort of like a Google Analytics for style and fashion based on outfit metrics.
OPOWER uses behavioral economics to provide each customer with a personalized analysis of their usage, taking into account their circumstances and lifestyle.
Companies offer personalized analysis of the microbial content of fecal samples, promising consumers enlightening information and providing targeted individual diet and nutritional product.
The kind of personalized analysis that we do requires a lot of infrastructure on a per-user level, which is cost prohibitive for a free service like Priority Inbox".
FTP files provide access to bulk RGD data for personalized analysis by users.
In the personalized analysis setting, we use the z-value as an input for the GSEA algorithm, which is standardized gene expression by mean and SD of the nRef.
In our article, we focus on ORA and FCS methods, extending and implementing each for personalized pathway analysis.
The easier and faster production of highly accurate sequence data will certainly give impetus to what is now called "personalized genome analysis".
Here, we hypothesized that transformation of individual prostate cancer patient gene expression to pathway-level mechanisms derived from automated high throughput analyses of genomic datasets may also permit personalized pathway analysis and improve prognosis of recurrent disease.
Besides examining nosographically established diseases that affect many people, personalized genome analysis can help to understand, at single individual level, the minute differences that can affect the health status of each person, which, in turn, can lead to the application of "personalized medicine".
Electronic mentoring (e-mentoring), virtual training, social networking, video analysis, and personalized virtual learning communities are integrated as ways to enhance accessibility of adolescents and adults interested in pursuing science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) careers.
