Sentence examples for aim of gathering data from inspiring English sources

Here we conducted a weekly to bi-weekly monitoring program on five shallow eutrophic lakes during two years, with the aim of gathering data on total cyanobacterial abundance, as estimated from marker pigments determined by HPLC analysis of phytoplankton extracts.

Efficacy was explored in terms of effect sizes, with the aim of gathering data that would inform sample size calculations for future, larger-scale trials.

To develop the case study, a set of qualitative, quantitative and documenting techniques was applied with the aim of gathering data to describe the model's origin, legal framework, financial mechanisms and contracting of private health providers.

The HDSS was established to provide sentinel data through continuous surveillance of households and members within households in cycles with the aim of gathering information on health and demographic data to inform health policy and planning and to evaluate/monitor the impact of health reforms.

The aim of this study was to design a network of weather stations capable of gathering data of environmental parameters related to the wellbeing of workers in greenhouses in south-eastern Spain.

Big data analysis provides more convenience for our data gathering and processing; however, the number of sensor nodes and the size of gathering data grow rapidly.

The grant will go toward building the microfluidics device over the next couple of months and hiring researchers dedicated to the project, with the aim of rapidly gathering data to validate the platform's efficacy.

FASD researchers in the Collaborative Initiative on FASD (CIFASD) have developed a standard vocabulary for alcohol exposure variables with the aim of gathering comparable data from multiple sites [ 11].

With the aim of gathering in-depth data about each service and perceptions of enablers and barriers to integrated working, we interviewed a total of 16 health professionals.

On the basis of a series of engineering experiments aimed at gathering data on the forces acting on wing shapes in a moving stream of air (1887 91), Langley had concluded that "mechanical flight is possible with engines we now possess".

Much of that advice is aimed at gathering data on drug toxicity more rapidly and sharing it more widely.