Sentence examples for Sound data collection from inspiring English sources
We should continue to monitor our public schools through sound data collection.
Biodiversity monitoring requires sound data collection over large temporal and spatial scales in order to inform policy and conservation management.
We postulate that the shared library of instruments reduces the burden of adhering to sound data collection principles while promoting best practices.
During her 30+ years of public health work in resource-poor settings globally, Dr. McGinn focused on using sound data collection and analysis to improve the scope and quality of reproductive health services, in order for men and women to make important choices about their sexual and reproductive lives.
Thirty minutes after instrumentation, baseline respiratory volume and pressure recordings, blood gas sampling, hemodynamic measurements, and sound data collection were performed at PEEP of 0 cmH2O.
The authors wish to thank the data collectors who committed long hours over a period of months to ensure sound data collection.
Research into quality of care, together with epidemiological expertise, helped ensure methodological integrity of the clinical indicators and the ensuing sound approach to data collection and data analysis.
A conclusion drawn from conference sessions was that statically sound methods of data collection that capture valid, meaningful, and useful data and meet the financial restrictions of state budgets are indicated.
The US Society for Prevention Research (Flay et al., 2004, 2005) has outlined that efficacy testing requires at least two rigorous trials involving: tightly defined populations; psychometrically sound measures and data collection procedures; rigorous statistical analysis; consistent positive effects (without adverse effects); and at least one significant long-term follow-up.
The methods used are appropriate and described thoroughly and the data collection is sound.
Successful forest policy implementation also depends on the development of a sound system of information and data collection, analysis and dissemination.
