Sentence examples for reproducing analyses from inspiring English sources

This allows us to isolate otherwise conflicting software environments from each other and to allow versions to be kept for reproducing analyses later.

Using the same workflows is advantageous both for sharing data and for reproducing analyses.

Similarly, reproducing analyses performed before the initial scrape of the TCGA can be accomplished by querying by last-modified date rather than date first seen.

R code for reproducing analyses is available at https://github.com/jeffeaton/currpreg-hiv-trends. Figure 1a compares the age distribution of all women in the population and the age distribution of currently pregnant women.

Finally, reproducing analyses with prior data is difficult because researchers are often reluctant to share data, even when required by funding bodies or scientific societies (Wicherts et al., 2006), and because data loss increases rapidly with time after publication (Vines et al., 2014).

Data needed to reproduce analyses in this article are available as supplemental materials (online only) in the Appendix of this article.

It should be noted that the removal feature can impair the ability of the users of Galaxy to reproduce analyses.

It embeds simple yet powerful data management features that allow the user to reproduce analyses and to combine tools using a hierarchical typing system.

The community needs to be able to reproduce analyses for key experiments, and if the experimenter is satisfied with the quality of the data, why should the data not be made available for all?

-crucial controls that are missing -major inconsistencies between the data and the main conclusions -inconsistencies with the published literature that are not discussed in the paper -failures by readers to reproduce analyses described in the paper -errors in mathematical proofs.

Concerns that would require a response would include the following: -crucial controls that are missing -major inconsistencies between the data and the main conclusions -inconsistencies with the published literature that are not discussed in the paper -failures by readers to reproduce analyses described in the paper -errors in mathematical proofs.