Sentence examples for varying degrees of data from inspiring English sources

Deutsche Telekom's Ulmer said the aim of the privacy collaboration with Mozilla is to help users understand "what's going on with their device", and also give them more control, so they can influence how or what kind of data is flowing — perhaps via offering varying degrees of data obfuscation.

Forecast performance of the GFMAPR model was compared model for the varying degrees of data variation range as ( 0 le theta le 0.5 ), ( 0.05 le theta le 0.1 ),( 0.1 le theta le 0.2 ), ( 0.2 le theta le 0.3 ) and ( 0.3 le theta le 0.4 ) while the data size range according to small ( 4 le k le 15 ) medium ( 16 le k le 35 ) and large ( 36 le k le 70 ).

They incorporated varying degrees of data on physiology and dispersal.

Table 2 summarises the population sizes required to generate life expectancy estimates with SEs of 1, 2  or 3 years by varying degrees of data aggregation for NSW LGA data.

As expected, international statistics on eleven different indicators ranging from politics and military to the environment have widely varying degrees of data quality, reflecting the different capabilities and priorities of the organisations collecting the data.

Experimental results conducted on a real VMs cluster show that our algorithms can not only achieve higher balancing performance on data with varying degree of data skew, but also decrease the average processing time of one batch of these data.

Each study site and data element had varying degrees of missing data.

This creates the need to develop patient-centered EMR human-computer interfaces and other HITs that present vast amounts of data [ 1] in a way that is easily synthesized [ 17] and offers options for varying degrees of viewable data densities depending on clinical role.

When creating an EMR interface in the NICU there may be a need to offer options for varying degrees of viewable data densities depending on clinical role.

The percentage of Illumina SNVs that were validated by CG sequencing was measured for variants having varying degrees of Illumina-data pipeline concordance.

We examine how the design features underlying these ethical issues are characteristic of effectiveness trials, which are often large trials that compare treatments with varying degrees of existing effectiveness data and familiarity to patients and clinicians, in community-based treatment settings, with minimal exclusion criteria that could involve vulnerable populations.