Sentence examples for used to integrate data from inspiring English sources

The National Vegetation Information System framework has recently been used to integrate data from a range of sources to provide a whole-of-landscape view of vegetation, including native, non-native and non-vegetation land covers.

The classification of the economic activities is used to integrate data on the firm-to-firm dual-use export transactions in the symmetric input output coding system to avoid the double counting.

A data warehouse refers to a database used to integrate data from several sources.

Moreover, meta-analytic techniques have also been used to integrate data from different diseases to uncover similar patterns.

The portal can be used to integrate data and information to allow views across temporal and spatial scales.

They further provide a comprehensive reference dataset for temporal gene expression during flower formation and we demonstrate that it can be used to integrate data from other genomics approaches such as genome-wide localization studies of transcription factor binding sites.

That's true retrospectively, and will remain true in many cases going forward - and Salesforce offers technology that brands can use to integrate data from mobile apps into their customer databases - but it's not true in every case.

Its main applications are in media surveys, where they are used to integrate consumption data with audience data, and in National Statistical Institutes, where reducing the increasing burden generated by official statistics is a difficult problem to overcome.

No model will be right every time, but faulty predictions can often be traced back to correctable factors: flawed or insufficient data, shoddy physics, inferior methods of data assimilation used to integrate that data into the model or a lack of the microprocessing power needed to run it effectively.

The paper presents a novel traceability system architecture based on web services, which are used to integrate traceability data captured through Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) systems with environmental data collected with Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) infrastructure.

In such situations, M&S approaches could be used to integrate suitable data (e.g., across studies or inclusion of in vitro data) and give the possibility to simulate (investigate) situations that cannot be tested or should be avoided.