Sentence examples for the most complete data set from inspiring English sources
He digitally combined details from multiple photographs of the "Nativity," including black-and-white images, to create the "most complete data set possible".
When we found duplicate reports of the same study in preliminary abstracts and articles, we analyzed data from the most complete data set.
All data sets were aligned together as a single batch using MultiAlign, and centered to the most complete data set using the C. crescentus accurate mass tag (AMT) database [68].
We calculate the private NPV per hectare of intact tropical forest land controlled and used by a representative sample of 12 lodges based on their observed private net benefits (i.e. profits) in 2005, the year for which the most complete data set was available.
The most complete data set feasible was assembled from the published literature.
Strauch [ 18] presented the most complete data set of 227 Charadriiformes species.
The creator of the map – which manufactures equipment to protect against such attacks – warned that, while it draws from "one of the most complete data sets available, it was an incomplete picture".
Learning biological networks from even the most complete data sets is challenging; we argue that integrating new data types into the inference pipeline produces networks of increased accuracy, validity, and biological relevance.
One of the most complete data sets of hair Hg concentrations and fish consumption patterns is reported by Lebel et al. (1997) and Dolbec et al. (2001), who documented the behavior of riparian populations living along the shores of the Tapajòs River in the middle of the Brazilian Amazon.
Rate of change (points/year) was calculated by subtracting cognitive score at the first assessment from the score at the last follow-up assessment (or most complete data set) divided by the time between these assessments in years, as we have done previously (Goris et al., 2007; Williams-Gray et al., 2009).
We also chose data sets with samples covering a large portion of the known geographic range of both species to assemble the most geographically complete data set possible.
