Sentence examples for require additional data from inspiring English sources

However, hydrodynamic models require additional data to constrain them and to assess hydrodynamic parameters.

These frameworks are flexible and powerful, but require additional data to take advantage of these features.

Clients of this service are typically departments, research groups, or LNAs who have identified network resources that require additional data protection.

Cross-platform analyses of biochemical pathway data will require additional data processing and novel computational bioinformatics tools to address unique statistical challenges.

We observed positive results for 96% (168/175), 90% (158/175), and 86% (151/175) of EB isolates when tested on EB Petrifilm, violet red bile glucose agar, and D-Count, respectively; optimization of the cut-off thresholds for the D-Count may further improve its sensitivity and specificity, but will require additional data and may vary in food matrices.

Yes, significant business decisions may often require additional data, information, and research; however, those initial ideas, concepts, and decisions trace back to intuition, or gut feelings.

The proposed method neither requires additional data post-processing nor a significant increase in cost or complexity of the experimental design.

Extensions to models allowing for unbalanced order flow or Hidden Markov trade direction indicators or trade direction indicators having general asymmetric support or adverse selection are also presented, without requiring additional data.

Sub-pixel mapping (SPM) models can enable fine-scale estimation of the spatial patterns of land cover classes without requiring additional data; hence, this is an appropriate downscaling method for land cover mapping.

The single fraction charge event near 0.3e passed all data cuts but as it is a singular event it is unknown whether it is evidence of free fractional electric charge or if it indicates a source of background requiring additional data cuts.

We collated data from 385 studies of decomposition of foliage, bark and wood litter in eucalypt and pine forests for calibration and validation of two alternative sub-models available within FullCAM for decomposition: empirical algorithms in CAMFor, and the process-based GENDEC (requiring additional data on the chemical properties of litter and nitrogen availability).