Sentence examples for various meaningful from inspiring English sources

These graphs show how Mastercard's aggregated and anonymized transaction data allow us to break down tourism in various, meaningful ways.

We undertake various meaningful versions/generalizations of the BTR technique, after a brief review of the literature in this direction.

The effects of various meaningful parameters, including the interphase bonding strength, thickness and types and also the VGCF volume fraction, aspect ratio, orientation, diameter, waviness and cone angle are investigated.

When raw vibration signals are fed to the input layer, LCN first uses NSAE to locally learn various meaningful features from input signals in the local layer, then obtains shift-invariant features in the feature layer and finally recognizes mechanical health conditions in the output layer.

Users seek to improve and become more efficient and if the user experience is complex and compromising as is being witnessed by the implementation of various meaningful use mandates we only compromise the richness and accuracy of the data, hence disabling more complex thought and care flow optimization for the future.

We performed a sensitivity analysis on various other meaningful trial subsets of all high quality trials.

Using this information, we make novel observations regarding cancer-normal differences in methylation patterns in various biologically meaningful genome compartments without bias to promoter regions.

Here, we try to address this problem by using a framework to maximally utilize the information content of the genomic DNA in the region of query, taking cues from values of various biologically meaningful genetic and epigenetic factors in the query region such as clade-specific evolutionary parameters, presence/absence of nearby coding regions, etc.

As part of converting to electronic databases by 2016, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services have set various standards promoting meaningful and accurate use of healthcare information captured by various healthcare IT platforms in the United States.

Several years ago, the ABA created its Commission on the Future of Legal Services to, in the words of the Commission, examine "various reasons why meaningful access to legal services remains out of reach for too many Americans".

More than novices, experienced supervisors interpreted their observations as well as made evaluative judgments, combining various information into meaningful patterns of classroom teaching.