Sentence examples for sample of search from inspiring English sources

The company is under pressure from the U.S. Department of Justice to turn over a sample of search queries from its closely guarded database.

A federal judge told the Justice Department that it can expect to get at least some of the information sought from Google, but expressed reservations about requiring the company to hand over a random sample of search requests.

The sample of search terms were used to derive a single RSV trend for their related concept.

However, the timing of autoantibody measurements is unlikely to have affected our findings because, in a sample of SEARCH participants, the prevalence of DA positivity (positive GADA and/or IA-2A) was similar at diabetes onset (73.3%) and at the SEARCH visit (75.4%).

Unpublished data in a sample of SEARCH participants suggest that almost 20% of youths who are negative for GADA and IA-2A are positive for ZnT8, which is why we are planning to measure ZnT8 antibodies in stored samples once assays are standardized.

Because only a sample of searches is used and searches for which there are insufficient observations are excluded, Google Trends data could be affected by sample bias (in small samples, only random draws with enough observations are shown) (Kearney and Levine 2015).

A single search was used for both stages of the review with no methodological restrictions (for a sample of searches see Additional file 1).

Microsoft scientists have demonstrated that by analyzing large samples of search engine queries they may in some cases be able to identify internet users who are suffering from pancreatic cancer, even before they have received a diagnosis of the disease.

Three of the metaheuristics include chaotic adjustments to dynamic stochastic sampling of search metrics distributions (fat-tailed and other, highly non-linear, stepped ranges).

Different strategies are based on a statistical sampling of search space by ad-hoc Monte Carlo methods [ Liu, 2002], such as the so-called Gibbs sampling method [ Lawrence et al. 1993], or by maximization of proper scoring or likelihood functions.

Alternative specifications of the root terms, e.g. "stop smoking" for smoking cessation, resulted in a similar sample set of search terms, suggesting the analysis is not dependent on the initial search term selection.