Sentence examples for useful in the data from inspiring English sources

These measurements are useful in the data analysis of recent Galileo observations (imaging, plasma science, and dust) where the laboratory experiments helped to show that small dust grains acting as active plasma probes allow for a unique consistency test of the models of planetary magnetosphere.

In addition, interviewer's field notes documented the contextual details and the non-verbal expressions of the interviewees, which were useful in the data analysis and interpretation.

The data needed in the framework is readily available spatial data, the demand is relatively low so that our approach is more useful in the data-scarce situation, and incorporating CA simulation facilitates the predictive scenario analysis.

Recording interviews provided an accuracy that would not be obtained from field notes although field notes were very useful in recording the non-verbal communication which was useful in interpreting the data.

In such cases, 'Auto-FACE' would be much useful in analyzing the data automatically with minimal user input.

If one can capture these underlying correlation patterns, it is useful in representing the data set compactly with fewer variables.

This upper bound is useful in making the data cost robust to occlusions and artifacts that may violate the common assumptions that the ambient brightness must be uniform.

In other words, even though the use of keywords may bias what tweets to include in the training data, this bias is not large enough to stop the machine learning classifiers from learning useful patterns in the data.

The noise in a face image can be produced by the sensor of a scanner, cameras, or by the image transmission, quantization, compression etc. Noise decreases the useful information in the data and significantly influences the ability of some algorithms to correctly recognize an object on the image.

We also thank Aleksei Chmura (Consortium for Conservation Medicine, CCM) and Quansheng Liu (Guangdong Entomological Institute) for useful help in the data analysis.

In any case, U.S. scientists have a hard time finding anything useful in the Japanese data, because the whalers go only where they know the whales to be, and they do not carry scientific observers aboard.