Sentence examples for the applicable datasets from inspiring English sources
Ideally, the groups selected should be defined in the applicable datasets relating to local production, as well as imports and exports (domestic and foreign).
We also find that there is significant improvement in background estimates of more recent HRC-I observations with the newer applicable datasets.
While this does not meet the gold standard definition for COPD (which is spirometric) [ 5], we are aware of no other applicable datasets that are nationally-representative and as comprehensive and current as NHANES 1999 2008.
As an example of an applicable dataset, consider a gene expression measurement time-series with two replicates that is used to study cell cycle.
The standard applies to all geographic data–– it is applicable to datasets in series, datasets, individual geographic features, and their attributes.
The cointegration test is applicable to datasets that are stationary at the same level (either first difference or second difference).
However, that algorithm is designed for querying time-course gene expression data only, and is generally not applicable to datasets where the experimental conditions are unrelated.
The "Min test) vs Max ref)" method is applicable to datasets with low replicate numbers, and fast to compute because no permutation procedure is necessary.
Results: The availability of PyNAST will make the popular NAST algorithm more portable and thereby applicable to datasets orders of magnitude larger by allowing users to install PyNAST on their own hardware.
The interest of these statistics is that they are applicable to datasets with characteristics that prevent their analysis with current available programs such as IM [ 41], because of the presence of intragenic recombination, or MIMAR [ 8], because of the absence of fixed differences and shared polymorphisms at the same time.
These limitations are frequently applicable to datasets collected from prospectively recruited patients, but the use of routine data sources also may present problems relating to availability, accuracy, and completeness (36).
