Sentence examples for Agreed-upon data from inspiring English sources

Agreed-upon data on how many regulated apartments have already been decontrolled in recent years does not exist.

While these discussions were often framed in biologic and clinical terms, in operational terms, the objective was to assess probabilities of case recognition, and in epidemiologic terms, the objective was to determine probabilities of transmission with various sorts of contact, to define "contact," and when possible, to calibrate everything to agreed-upon data in an agreed-upon way.

There is no agreed-upon transmission protocol, leaving data-only services open to the incompatibility that besets 3G.

But there are no agreed-upon standards for representing genetic data or sharing them, experts say.

In the network's study, "the cost comparison was based on five regional improvement collaboratives producing cost data using agreed-upon measures" approved by the National Quality Forum.

Philosophers, unlike biologists, have no agreed-upon methodology or set of data; thus, philosophers have not achieved the rational consensus one finds in the sciences.

We recommend conducting further comparisons among multi-morbidity data using agreed-upon standards for the definition of chronic conditions and the way to count multi-morbidity, in order to assess the impact of these methodological variations and enhance our understanding of multi-morbidity.

K.B. designed and oversaw the execution of the trial; analyzed the data; wrote, edited and proofread the manuscript; and agreed upon the data presented.

W.S. designed and oversaw the execution of the trial; analyzed the data; wrote, edited, and proofread the manuscript; and agreed upon the data presented.

L.F.A. designed and oversaw the execution of the trial; analyzed the data; wrote, edited, and proofread the manuscript; and agreed upon the data presented.

Wide deployment of CDS tools supporting clinical medical decision making will be facilitated through standardization (agreed-upon standards for the rules and data fields that will enable the various electronic resources to utilize various data types and resources) and interoperability (the capability of an information system to exchange data with other systems).