Sentence examples for aiming for data from inspiring English sources

As this was an exploratory study in an area that has not been researched before, we were not aiming for data saturation.> Moral framing was apparent in participants' constructions and evaluations of the CTO experience as positive, negative or justifiable.

Aiming for data-driven (not theory-driven) discoveries, the best practice being applied in deductive and inductive research so far does not work in this case.

Sample sizes in qualitative studies vary 31 and tend to aim for data saturation, that is, that point at which no new information is found, as the ideal.

This information is highly relevant to researchers using such models, and aiming for translating data to the in vivo situation.

Aiming for validation data for various hip diseases, we included all patients with a hip disorder and an activity level greater than 4 on the modified Tegner activity scale (mTAS).

We obtained gene expression data from the GEO database, taking samples from experiments (data series) related to pluripotency in the mouse, and aiming for a large data set, correctness in class labels and variety in phenotype.

In this paper, we propose a data aggregation scheme based on overlapping rate of sensing area, namely AggOR, aiming for energy-efficient data collection in wireless sensor networks with high information accuracy.

Preprocessing mainly aims for big data cleansing and harmonization, while quite often overlooking the importance of 'traditional' data collection by the researcher.

The architecture is aimed for displaying data sets that utilize the total distributed texture memory at interactive framerates.

Table 1 List of the earthquakes aimed for the data analysis (provided by Japan Meteorological Agency) Year Month Day Hour Minutes Seconds lat.

Because the study was designed primarily as a feasibility trial, we aimed for complete data collection on a convenience sample of 5 subjects; enrollment was closed when six subjects were recruited to provide an extra subject as back-up for missing data.