Sentence examples for redo data from inspiring English sources

These included the perceived need to do the following: redo data extraction (44/97; 45%); re-assess study quality (38/95; 38%); change the original screening criteria (31/97; 32%) and change the original search strategy (25/97; 26%).

Once it has the redone data in hand, likely by next month, the journal will re-evaluate the paper.

In order to get a desired equal length descriptor to release the burden of later learning task, we need to build codebook for all extracted SIFT features first and then redo the data representations for each image bag based on the constructed codebook.

The team also redid its data models to accommodate new features and redesigned the user experience to be more in line with the rest of the Workplace experience.

Four months after a paper it published on the genetics of centenarians was criticized for possible flaws, Science published an Editorial Expression of Concern about the work, noting that the authors are redoing their data.

In a sensitivity analysis, all calculations were redone with missing data imputed (using multiple imputation).

"Some of our partners, they've had to throw out tens of thousands of miles of data and redo a huge portion of their software stack to move over to our sensor.

Nielsen will redo its more recent data first, starting next week.

The suggestion is to 'analyse only complete cases' and then 'impute the missing data …and redo the analysis'.

When t > ST(X i ) + VI(X i ), executing undo or redo operation is meaningless, and data receiving transaction should be restarted immediately to resample and recover the consistency of X i between its internal and external states (Rule 5).

For example, for continuous data, one can redo the analysis assuming a Student-T distribution which is symmetric, bell-shaped distribution like the Normal distribution, but with thicker tails; for count data, once can use the Negative-binomial distribution which would be useful to assess the robustness of the results if over-dispersion is accounted for [ 52].