They far exceed our own ability to condense and process the multitude of data available in areas like politics and finance.
Major challenges in analyzing the multitude of data pertaining to the functioning of the organ systems over time are to extract meaningful clinical patterns and to provide predictions for the future course of diseases.
While some might argue that Google and Facebook pay us for our data with "free" services, this still does not account for the multitude of data appropriators that have no intention to provide some kind of mutual benefit to those whose data they possess.
Given the multitude of data sources, interfaces and standards, it is challenging to gather relevant facts and make appropriate connections and decisions regarding chemical protein associations.
The data seem to contradict the aforementioned results in rat adjuvant arthritis [ 2], but given the multitude of data on JNK activation in human RA they more probably illustrate the complexity of human disease in comparison with the hTNFtg model, which focuses on only one, although central, pathway of human disease.
Romney picked up 3 points in Wisconsin, but Quinnipiac still sees him behind by 3. The multitude of data in the Badger State gives Obama a 2- to 3-point advantage.
The multitude of data available for each of the AIBL participants allowed us to explore the relationship between ApoE protein levels and other related phenotypes to further reveal the pathways responsible for the onset of AD.
For example, in the Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) project, the principal difficulty arises from the multitude of data types, not from the data volume per se [ 2].
A significant advantage of the current work is the multitude of data that has been employed (clinical, imaging, tissue genomic and blood genomic) whereby a separate classifier has been trained from each source of data, as well as an overall one that combines the individual classifiers.
Exploration of the impact of factors on effect sizes via meta-regression was not undertaken due to the multitude of potential explanatory factors, limited data and a lack of standardisation in reporting of primary research studies.
