Sentence examples for segregating data from inspiring English sources

Glibness aside, tech companies are now segregating data for certain clients.

MAPMAKER/EXP (version 3.0b; Lincoln et al. [1993]), set to the Kosambi mapping function in cM, was used to construct a genetic linkage map from the segregating data of the RILs.

My colleague Marc Ambinder blogged yesterday on the briefing by these "best supporting actors" of the Democratic campaign last year and how the Democrats "have clearly caught up" to the Republicans in terms of their "back end" work "segregating data, segregating demographic groups and providing statistically valid data to election planner".

Segregating data by dose made no difference to the results.

A genotyping error rate of 0.4% was further estimated from segregating data of SNPs belonging to the same gene.

Further studies with segregating data from different families and larger number of progeny will be necessary to enhance the distribution of the markers in the linkage maps.

"At this point we don't have a customer that is requesting segregated data.

Transmit segregated data to Fog node, where data packets are decrypted and re-ordered.

"We only segregate data that a site has access to, not data that the user has access to.

It's not so hard to segregate data like that, and as Apple likely can't commit to only one storage type or another, they'll have to do something interesting with both.

Fog platforms should implement multi-factor authentication mechanisms based on either the role or identity of end-users, logically segregate data and resources and aggressively analyse the activities of both administrator and tenants.