Sentence examples for standard set of data from inspiring English sources

Schools are required to track a standard set of data by law, including test scores, grades, and attendance records.

It isn't the first time machine learning has encountered music, by a long shot, but MusicNet is more about establishing a standard set of data to learn from and score by.

Asparouhov says that while there are a standard set of data types that therapists collect, there are different things that each therapist will want to track with each student, and that can change over time.

Two authors (ER and KD) independently extracted a standard set of data, with discrepancies resolved by discussion.

We extracted a standard set of data from each study, using a specifically modified data extraction form.

For each study, two review authors independently extracted a standard set of data using a tailored data extraction form.

To overcome this data scarcity, GEF uses a standard set of data-gathering methods and tools that include desk and literature reviews, portfolio analyses, and in-depth interviews, in addition to GEF-specific methods, such as analyses of a country's environmental legal framework.

"Companies as big as Cargill have been trying to get an edge on the standard sets of data for annual crop yields, but none of these proprietary systems has proved as accurate as Lanworth's".

All SNP detail pages display a standard set of information that includes: data source and source-specific identification, genomic location (chromosome and base position), major and minor alleles, a summary of the results of quality control analysis, and the class of SNP location.

Up to 2005, the main performance indicators of the screening service, including some indicators of colposcopy assessment for women with abnormal Pap smear results, were monitored using a standard set of aggregate data annually collected by the district screening units.

However, detailed classification of non-LTR retrotransposons, i.e. their assignment to specific clades, is a slow and complex procedure that is not formalized or integrated as a standard set of computational methods and data.