Sentence examples for recourse to data from inspiring English sources

For example, a Dutch communications firm has conducted crowdsourced research on Amsterdam, Brooklyn and Toronto, asking where people believed gentrification was occurring, without recourse to data.

Because we had recourse to data offering considerably greater temporal span than most other past contributions in this area, we could more readily examine the impact of varying levels of temporal aggregation on model outcomes.

This "denialism", not unlike the AIDS denialism discussed earlier (i.e., recourse to data debates and pseudo-scientific "evidence" that HIV does not cause AIDS), includes well-constructed arguments denying human activities are contributing climate change, as well as calls for more science to determine the extent to which the climate change reflects natural or human-induced variability.

By recourse to information theory, this study proposes a mathematical approach to reconstruct gene regulatory networks at a coarse-grain level from high throughput gene expression data.

Without recourse to some data it is hard to know.

Once a link between a putative disease cluster and a local source of environmental pollution has been put forward, it is extremely difficult to confirm or refute it without recourse to external data (e.g., from another area or time period).

Without recourse to the senses, data remain invisible".

If summarized (aggregated) data are available in the form of these regression coefficients, the ratio estimate of the causal effect can be calculated without recourse to individual-level data [Harbord et al., 2013].

We established a 1,712 cM linkage map of maritime pine with 1,838 SNP markers using for the first time a new map merging algorithm that integrates linkage maps from separate populations without any recourse to original genotypic data.

The recourse to personalised information from multiple sources of data can bring even greater rewards.

An XML document fully describes the data contained within it, and in doing so, any user of that document can extract and meaningfully interpret the data without recourse to the originator of the data.