Sentence examples for using available datasets and from inspiring English sources

The second objective of the study is to estimate RUSLE parameters by using available datasets and to examine the applicability of the method on other basins in Turkey with same datasets.

ERα-binding sites were identified by ChIP-seq analyses [ 21], using available datasets for the Luminal breast cancer cell line MCF-7 [ 22] and 2 ER-positive Luminal breast tumor samples (paper in submission; GSE40867).

Many faces are identifiable using available datasets containing billions of tagged photos.

In the case of functional genomic studies, in silico metabolic models have been shown to provide such context, thus enabling researchers to use available datasets (i.e. content) to improve and challenge the models and to derive additional, non-intuitive insights.

In partnership with NORC at the University of Chicago, the UChicago Consortium is using available administrative datasets and data from surveys of college alumni to understand what the college-to-career transition looks like for graduates of Chicago area two-year and four-year institutions, particularly for first-generation, Pell eligible college students.

Potential CSP sites are defined in the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia through overlaying environmental variables and electricity infrastructure on a high resolution grid using widely available datasets and standard geographical information system (GIS) software.

Experiments conducted using publicly available datasets and performance of each layer of phishGILLNET are reported in the following sections.

We prioritised the 338 genes for those likely to be important for ovarian cancer development by in silico analyses of copy number aberration and mutation using publically available datasets and identified genes with established roles in ovarian cancer as well as novel genes for which we have evidence for involvement in ovarian cancer.

In this study, regular and irregular wave runups were investigated based on scaling arguments using available experimental datasets.

Our data demonstrates the utility of using multiple publically available datasets and resources to identify functional candidates.

We performed the meta-analysis using four publicly available datasets and defined a common signature composed of 187 overexpressed genes and 184 underexpressed genes in all diseases compared to healthy controls.