Sentence examples for sharp data from inspiring English sources

This is the tale of how old-fashioned shoe-leather reporting and sharp data analysis helped bring the story to national prominence.

There's also a UK mortgage broker called Habito -- I really like the founder who is a sharp data and technologist scientist.

The coming age of sharp data growth and increasing data diversification is a major challenge for biomedical research in the postgenome era.

Therefore, the SHARP data in this study captured ≈90% of all S. aureus susceptibility testing data in Hawaii from 2000 to 2002.

Numerical evaluation of the specificity indicators confirm the bounds derived for the networks with ultrasensitive activation are also sharp (data not shown).

Lin et al. entitled " Enabling large-scale biomedical analysis in the cloud" indicates the coming age of sharp data growth and increasing data diversification is a major challenge for biomedical research in the postgenome era.

But far more, sharper data will be coming soon.

Now, with much sharper data available, Bowe and her team are starting to figure out which 50% they're making money on.

It is generally well known that the reliability of Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) studies depends upon exact, complete and sharp input data that, unfortunately, are not always available.

Sharp's data instead suggest a genome-scanning mechanism in which binding and cutting are distinct events—an observation that implies epigenetic control using dead Cas9 fusions could have unintended consequences, as the protein may bind sites other than its intended targets.

The response of HeLa to arginine decarboxylase was very similar to that seen in fibroblast cultures, with good inhibition seen at 1 unit ml−1, but more immediate and obvious cell death occurred within 4 days with 5 units ml−1, although in terms of cell growth arrest measured after 3 days, the dose-response curve for ETM2 looks particularly sharp (see data below for L1210 cells).