A NoSQL database, such as Cassandra, MongoDB, or Neo4j, has dynamic flexibility for allocating and organizing data storage which improves performance in responding to user queries by directly fetching only the attributes needed to satisfy a query. This allows variable length data "records" as managed by each data model. This approach allows implementation of a data model on different operating systems. Considering the intended use of NoSQL DBMSs for very large data sets - multitera byte or larger, is this an effective use of these systems for very large data sets?
A. True
B. False
