Sentence examples for reliable datasets for from inspiring English sources
In this context, ecosystem services potentially affected by urbanization represent an important unsolved issue, most probably for the general lack of reliable datasets for urban and peri-urban areas and for the scarce integration of the involved disciplines.
Altogether, this provides quite reliable datasets for the study of the network perturbation.
The identified enrichment DNA sequences usually ranging from ∼150 to ∼1500 bases from these techniques are currently considered to be highly reliable datasets for detecting the novel motif.
There is an emerging need to integrate diverse studies and provide highly reliable datasets for systems level analysis in this cell system.
Demographic and Health Surveys (see measuredhs.com) provide what are possibly the most consistent and reliable datasets for the modelling of health needs but are usually not representative below the level of province and are largely restricted to a set of mainly process indicators for maternal and child health utilisation.
These results suggest that the predicted miRNA target genes provide a reliable dataset for the following analysis.
From the set of corrected sequences, we discarded proteins shorter than 100 amino acids to create a reliable dataset for all the studied Citrus species and P. trifoliata for further analysis.
This analysis was carried out only for the most reliable dataset of yeast (Cho et al. 1998) and human (Diette, PGA Human CD4+Lymphocytes, ).
GPX-MEA also provides highly reliable datasets with associated contextual information that can be used by the computational biologist for systems level analysis.
Because we aimed to obtain the most robust classifier possible, and had access to 2 reliable datasets (our own dataset with 26 samples [training dataset B] and the dataset of Borup et al. with 40 samples [dataset A]), we decided to use both of them sequentially for classifier construction.
On an international level, there is a need for reliable, large datasets for cross-national comparison of geriatric care in order to increase geriatric knowledge.
