Sentence examples for a reliable data source from inspiring English sources

In this project, the authors compiled a global geospatial database of dams, the GDAT, to enable rigorous research on the costs and benefits of dam construction and provide a reliable data source for policy evaluation.

In contrast to studies in the temperate eastern USA where NLCD has proved inaccurate for detection of exurban development, our study demonstrates that NLCD is a reliable data source for measuring land use in the southwest, even in low-density environments.

To examine the representativeness of my data sample, I compared it with China's Venture Capital Yearbook, a reliable data source that provides aggregate data.

The first thing would be finding a reliable data source.

A second objective was to assess the extent to which on-line comments can be used as a reliable data source to capture public attitudes during a health crisis.

Preliminary findings of this work suggested that school health records were a reliable data source for community-level asthma tracking, or surveillance, in children.

This was recognized in a 2010 report that surprisingly determined police-reported MVCs were a more reliable data source than accessible local health care facility data sources because many MVC victims were evacuated directly from the crash site to health care facilities that provided a higher level of care.

Researchers have demonstrated patient self-reports to be a generally reliable data source through careful rewordings of more complex individual comorbidity items [ 9- 14, 17, 17, 21].

The Royal Marsden Hospital data set used in our analysis contains information on over 2300 female patients with metastatic breast cancer vs the 370 patients in the study by Jimeno and co-workers, and was deemed a very reliable data source.

Sputum, on the other hand, has been used in the past, but it has proved to be a much less reliable data source, largely because of the inconsistent quality of individual specimens.

Second, we wanted to assess the extent to which on-line comments can be used as an informative and reliable data source to capture real-time public attitudes during an emerging health crisis.