Sentence examples for understood data from from inspiring English sources

While the etiology of ALS is poorly understood, data from disease registries and epidemiologic studies have provided insight into many of the population based characteristics of the disease.

Some models can be conveniently canned into an intuitive GUI, but for a model with a complex interface, or one that is easily accepted like AGNPS, it is apparently best to help the model to understand data from GIS.

In addition, we use the model to interpret and understand data from studies in the literature.

The MLFF was adopted because of its ability on imprecise or incompletely understood data, ability to generalize and learn from specific examples, ability to be quickly updated with extra parameters, and speed in execution making them ideal for real time applications.

We use a combination of exploratory and data mining techniques to understand data generated from an existing agent-based model to understand the model's behavior and its sensitivity to initial configurations of its parameters.

The administration says that privacy policies should be easy to understand, data should be protected from leaks and hacking attempts and consumers should be able to place "reasonable limits" on the collection and use of their personal data.

It is critical that clinicians understand how to interpret data from published studies [ 102].

A goal is to engage people who are typically disconnected from "data" to create their own framework to analyze and understand data.

The aim of SDSS is to help policymakers and practitioners access, interpret and understand information from data, analyses and models, and guide them in identifying possible actions during a decision-making process.

The natural history of this progressive deformity is poorly understood but data from the present study suggests it may occur early and progress rapidly.

Since the subsequent healing of the lung is to date not well understood, the data from our study indicate sTREM-1 to be an interesting candidate for future investigations into a better understanding of the immunologic processes that are involved after traumatic lung contusion.