Sentence examples for appropriate data of from inspiring English sources

A test campaign including seven tests with a laboratory scale CFB test rig were carried out to produce appropriate data of the phenomena.

Some of the Swedish CH patients (n = 27) (Department of Neurology, Karolinska University Hospital) were identified from previous CH studies and appropriate data of clinical symptoms were collected from questionnaires.

Although the aim of this investigation was to assess the short- and long-term effects of both the occipital and the vertical pull chin cup, due to the lack of appropriate data of the included articles, only the short-term occipital pull chin cup effects were possible to be assessed.

We aligned the data of one stage to the appropriate data of the next smaller stage (stage 3 4, stage 2 3, and stage 1 2).

72 74 A recent systematic review by McCartney et al 75 found little evidence of mega-events influencing health or its socioeconomic determinants within the host population, but warned that this may be due to a lack of appropriate data of sufficiently high quality.

This will therefore provide appropriate data of our reference population regarding this increasingly more prevalent disease to sensitize healthcare professionals of the importance of the same and to insist about the risk factors, through norms of behavior, diet and drugs from our primary care centers to avoid the progression of NAFL to chronicity.

The absence of appropriate data for an analysis of the influence of social factors is a major limitation of this study.

The reason for this was the lack of appropriate data to populate this type of complex management.

To create landslide susceptibility map, selection of appropriate data to be used is important, which helps to yield successful results.

All probes were placed in the same positions as in the monitoring experiment of 2008 [24] in order to allow an appropriate data comparison of both years.

This can be done in O(1) in an appropriate data structure of the k-clique communities, e.g., if stored as a list of cliques.