Sentence examples for repairing the data from inspiring English sources

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6947/13/34/prepub The authors would like to thank clinical research nurses Ms Kerstin Ahlskog, Kirsi Sariola, and Päivi Laakso for their skillful patient recruitment, Ms Tuula Lahtinen for monitoring the project, and students Siiri and Nelli Carlson for repairing the data for analyses.

Employing the dependencies, a host of techniques have been developed to detect errors in relational data and repair the data (see [91] for a survey).

I have been working non-stop trying to repair the data, but as difficult as it is for me to say, it has become clear that certain essential pieces are not recoverable.

Theorem 5 There is no correlation between the completeness indicator and the time-related indicator after repairing the missing data of the dataset assuming that only the collected data is calculated by the time-related indicator.

Although data cleaning is helpful to repair the lost data, it is considered useless since the reliability is less than the threshold.

On the other hand, if we adopt the order (1), the completeness data cleaning is firstly carried out, which will repair the lost data and is helpful to guarantee the performance of the secondary time-related data cleaning.

"But now they're asking themselves, ‘How much do I spend to get service to my customers?'" This year the healthcare provider Kaiser Permanente in California decided to ask Verizon to manage part of its wide-area network, performing such jobs as monitoring and repairing the equipment that routes the data.

The roofs were not repaired during the data collection period about 3 months after the disaster.

Zhaosheng et al. [9] proposed the multi-threshold control repair method to clean and repair the probe vehicle data.

We believe that this is most likely due to accumulation of mutations and the inability of the system to effectively repair the DNA damage (data not shown).

Based on the repaired data, the authors introduce an auxiliary vector suitable to define an estimated empirical log-likelihood function of the unknown parameter which has an asymptotic weighted sum of the (chi_{1}^{2}) variables.