Sentence examples for these datasets exist from inspiring English sources

Since the four exons used in these datasets exist only in the ingroup species, the inclusion of the outgroup resulted in a loss of phylogenetic signal.

A statistical analysis on these datasets exists in the work by Kazemi et al. [11].

This requires the next generation of neuropsychiatric researchers to understand that these big datasets exist; how to use the neuroinformatics tools and methods to find them, as well as the best practices for aggregating the data or performing meta-analyses while addressing the inescapable sources of variance.

Our analysis, however, also confirmed that where non-trivial timing signatures for the full datasets exist these signatures are quite robust against uncertainties in timestamps of events.

Most of this additional information is statistical information created by aggregating existing information, but also complementing datasets exist.

Although a comparatively high number of cropland intensity datasets exist, it should be noted though that these datasets are often connected to considerable uncertainty.

Getting machines to learn less well defined tasks or ones for which no digital datasets exist is a future goal that would require a more general form of intelligence, akin to common sense.

This review aims to (i) discuss relevant types of HPM across spatial and temporal scales, (ii) document where datasets exist to quantify HPM, (iii) highlight where data gaps remain and (iv) briefly put forward methods for integrating these datasets in a Geographic Information System (GIS) framework for analysing and modelling human population and Plasmodium falciparum malaria infection movements.

Several possible ready-made datasets exist here too, that measure the quality and speed of regulations produced by individual regulatory agencies, and it would be your job to find the best measures available, with the best coverage across agencies and time.

Although many research datasets exist that contain genotyping and disease-related data, measures of psychosocial stress are often either absent or vary substantially across studies.

Part of the difficulty is that few long term multi-species datasets exist that can provide the dynamical data necessary for this approach.