"populated field" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a specific section or category within a larger dataset or form. For example: - The populated fields in the database contained information on customer demographics and purchase history. - The form had a few required fields, but the majority were optional and not populated by all users. - The researchers analyzed the data from the populated fields to determine consumer trends and preferences.
But experts say there is no way to judge whether he intentionally navigated the plane toward a sparsely populated field.
A well-known name is the latest to surface in the populated field of late night television hosts: Alec Baldwin.
Especially for smaller institutions, bonding via technology for low-enrolling courses not only in the languages but in any important but sparsely populated field allows for breadth and depth.
The most populated field in terms of protocol annotation was the library_construction_protocol field of the experiment table (Experiment:library_construction_protocol).
We mapped experimental conditions (BIND-cond), as it is the most populated field in the BIND-descr object (Table 2) and is required by MIMIx.
This modified SIRS definition was chosen because HR was the most populated field of the SIRS criteria and allowed us to initially select patients from a dataset of >1 million subjects.
> -wrap-foot> The ppiTrim algorithms work best if accurate and fully populated fields for interaction detection method, publication and interaction type are available in its input data set.
320 patients had concordant data between manually entered and electronically populated fields in a median of 12 pathology fields (range 10 13), indicating an outright accuracy in manually entered pathology data in 76% of patients.
Because we wanted to control for risk from deteriorating lead-based paint, we selected counties where the county tax assessor data contained a well-populated field for age of housing.
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Journals that only publish papers within specific, well-populated fields should state clearly that they do not offer support for interdisciplinary research.
