Sentence examples for starting point of the data from inspiring English sources

The starting point of the data collection is the list of EU core ports that offer RoRo services (not all EU core ports have RoRo services).

The command line programs for genotype calling provided in the Affymetrix Power Tools (APT) are embedded in a software framework and act as the starting point of the data pipeline.

Because entry of registry data only commences when a CareSouth patient begins participation in team care, we used each patient's initial date of registry data as the starting point of the intervention.

Calculate the starting point of the descent.

The training samples' start point of the results shown in Fig. 2 is data point 5000, while the start point of the experiment illustrated in Fig. 3 is data point 1.

Because of this, we chose as the starting point of our analysis the AFLP data used by Jacobs et al. [ 9] to consider the individual plants as belonging to one gene pool, rather than to separate taxa, and to employ a population genetics approach to detect the genetic structure of these AFLP data for the group of South American representatives of Solanum section Petota.

The greatest peak (and the starting point of this comb effect of the data) was seen to occur at the cut-off point of score of 20 (giving a full NART error of 24), which was the point where participants with this score or lower, did not continue with the second half of the test.The median scores of each of the test components were plotted with age in men and women as shown in Figure  2a- 2g.

Besides, the sequential version of Mann Kendal rank test (SVMK) to detect the approximate starting point of a trend was also applied the data set of the stations with significant monotonic trend.

All activity records reported before 2000 were assigned to 2000, the starting point of our analysis, and all activity data released after 2012 were assigned to the last period ">2012".

Response to the 2005 Hurricane Katrina revealed the importance of publicly available satellite images and other geographical data, and is considered the starting point of online disaster response integrating community-sourced data with Google Maps and Google Earth (Laituri and Kodrich 2008).

One possible starting point of interaction is showing an overview of the data to the user, frequently achieved using clustering.