Examples of using Data from different sources in English and their translations into Russian
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Important challenge is to have an efficient information system in place to allow compiling the data from different sources.
The real value of open data can only be exploited if we can connect the data from different sources.
bringing together data from different sources.
which links data from different sources and deletes personal identifiers.
maintainability are key advantages of a data warehouse approach over the concept of a database"broker" which retrieves data from different sources on the fly.
so the possibilities to confront data from different sources are limited.
This system enabled the detection and rechecking of situations in which large deviations between data from different sources occurred.
The ability to bring together data from different sources into one unit in order to increase their value
The dramatically extended possibilities to combine data from different sources, drill down functionalities, cross-tabulation features, etc. raise the need
metadata to help judge the value of data from different sources, as well as actions to improve source quality
combining and validating data from different sources, including existing and new sensor capabilities
tools needed to integrate the data from different sources.
Thus, countries aggregating data from different sources need those sources to provide the data using the same unit of measure,
Public agencies are able to combine data from different sources, share spatial information,
analyse and store data from different sources, work in close cooperation with national
interpret similar data from different sources.
For example, some countries reported that existing data were not fully exploited from an analytical perspective, and that data from different sources were frequently not cross-referenced and amalgamated for analysis.
However, when comparing data from different sources of information, it can be established that averaged unit costs for the introduction of drip irrigation systems is about 1.2-4 times higher than the cost of use of the sprinkler techniques and 6-12 times the cost of the furrow irrigation with limited use of mechanized equipment.
Consistency between data from different sources.