Sentence examples for uniting data from inspiring English sources

Dissection of cognitive mechanisms that subserve reading will ultimately depend on an integrated approach, uniting data from genetic investigations, behavioural studies and neuroimaging.

In 2012 Google enraged European privacy regulators by declaring that it would unite data from its different services, mashing different privacy agreements into one.

A united data file with the genotype and phenotype of the lines was created.

This approach will become even more important when comparing reported data from an ever varied source of test articles, biological endpoints and exposure systems: dosimetry techniques will be able to unite data and systems with diverse modes of dilution.

The cost of new cancer cases is already estimated to be about $286 billion a year, with medical costs making up more than half the economic burden and productivity losses account for nearly a quarter, according to Economist Intelligence United data cited in the report.

BaMBa will unite data providing information on dominant benthic habitats in different locations of the EEZ.

Samples and united data from patients included in this study were provided by the Biobanco iþ12 in the Hospital 12 de Octubre integrated in the Spanish Hospital Biobanks Network (RetBioH; www.redbiobancos.es) following standard operation procedures with appropriate approval of the by the Ethical Committee for Clinical Research of University Hospital "12 de Octubre" (CEIC 10/50).

RefSeqs provide a foundation for uniting sequence data with genetic and functional information.

An integrated methodology is proposed to quantitatively evaluate interwell connectivity by uniting available data from the production and seismic domains, while simultaneously honouring reservoir geology.

In neuroscience, the challenge lies in uniting the data and tools across multiple levels of analysis.

Perhaps the greater challenge is uniting the data into a comprehensive model.