Sentence examples for unprecedented dataset from inspiring English sources

This provides an unprecedented dataset to quantify the degrees of nonlinear site response and the temporal changes over a wide range of PGA levels.

The carbon map comprised 4.5 million natural forest pixels within which canopy height had been measured by ALS, providing an unprecedented dataset with which to examine drivers of carbon density.

We take advantage of an unprecedented dataset of net topographic changes determined from pre- and post-lahar airborne LiDAR surveys and time-series of hydrological measurements to run and validate the model.

Therefore, even though the other groups of viruses have been sampled more broadly in the past, we still expect to see some more surprises emerge from this unprecedented dataset.

This Special Issue on cause-specific mortality has described an unprecedented dataset – more than 110,000 deaths in African and Asian sites, documented over 12 million person-years of population-based surveillance (1).

In the current FANTOM5 project, a modified protocol of CAGE for high-throughput single molecule next-generation sequencing with Helicos (hCAGE) has been applied to a wide range of human and mouse tissues providing an unprecedented dataset for promoter usage analysis [ 11].

In this study, we developed a global-scale regression model for MAF based on a dataset unprecedented in size, using observations of discharge and catchment characteristics from 1885 catchments worldwide, measuring between 2 and 106 km2.

It should be noted that this is currently an unprecedented and unique dataset for the comprehensive identification of ASHM, offering the first impression of the frequency and patterns of this phenomenon across the entire human genome.

Along these lines, a new extensive design chart dataset of unprecedented output quality is made available herein that covers both normal and high-strength concrete as well as different steel grades.

The Cancer Genome Atlas GBM initiative has recently completed analysis of a molecularly and clinically annotated dataset of unprecedented detail for over 500 tumors [ 5].

To gain more insight into the genome-wide distribution of NATs, we took advantage of the unprecedented depth of our dataset (~600 million mapped reads, Figure  2) and combined the mapping results of 11 libraries to generate a coverage map.