Sentence examples for use of broad datasets from inspiring English sources

Although studies as those reported in (Curtis et al., 2012), and other large-scale integrative analyses using the TCGA (Cooper et al., 2012; Setty et al., 2012; TCGA Research Network, 2008; TCGA Research Network, 2011; Zeeberg et al., 2012), themselves make use of broad datasets, their results are often the starting point for further study of the numerous biomolecular bases for tumorigenesis.

However, broader use of these datasets is limited as they typically include only a single type of data (e.g., water quality) or lack supporting geographic data.

In addition, novel associations which would have otherwise been missed can be identified using this broader dataset.

The use of big datasets in education is not new.

David Cameron, the prime minister, rushed out a statement saying the intelligence services commissioner, Sir Mark Waller, would be given "statutory powers of oversight of use of bulk personal datasets".

The ISC report discusses agencies' use of "bulk personal datasets", which it describes as "large databases containing personal information about a wide range of people".

Using novel EST datasets for two rhizarians [21], [22] and data from publicly available protists (TBestDB; http://tbestdb.bcm.umontreal.ca/searches/login.php), we constructed a taxonomically broad dataset of 123 protein alignments amounting to nearly 30000 unambiguously aligned amino acid positions.

We also examined the consistency of our results by analyzing latitudinal subsets of the broader dataset.

These analyses were performed with phyletically-broad datasets using full-length NRs.

A new licence – working title the "Charged Licence" – has been drafted for public authorities with reason to charge for the re-use of datasets they hold.

Learning analytics draw on the expertise of data miners, who find and make use of patterns in big datasets.