Now it is racing to winnow the information down.
Maybe it's marketing mania – the impact of the "filter bubble", where algorithms present us with what they think we want, winnowing down information and opinion we might disagree with, and isolating us in cultural and ideological bubbles from which we have little motivation to escape.
But managers have a backlog of around 150,000 computer-generated sequences from which to winnow out protein information, and the database's $3-million-a-year 3-million-a-year 3-million-a-year 3-million-a-year
One cannot make quantitative (percentage) estimates of hormesis occurrence simply by leaving uncharacterized the residual information remaining after winnowing the hormetic dose responses meeting a priori criteria.
Wilson, he believed, could winnow through the great mass of information and find the perfect, concentrated essence of Ike.
Someday, Dr. Ferrucci said, Watson should be able to collect and assess all that patient data, and then construct "inference paths" toward a probable diagnosis – digesting information, missing nothing and winnowing choices for a human doctor.
With this information, the list was winnowed using the following inclusion criteria for being counted as a well-propagated educational innovation: 1. Used primarily in college settings.
"Because they're inveterate liars," he added, "you get a vast flood of incorrect information, so you have to winnow it out".
Not only will this information help local healthworkers, by winnowing what works from what does not, it may also increase international trade in African herbal medicines.According to the World Health Organisation, the global market for medicinal plants exceeds $60 billion a year.
This might be best accomplished by winnowing those cells that are attuned to a differing information background.
