Sentence examples for as secondary data from inspiring English sources

Semi structured interviews with local witnesses of the event, field measurements of local features, as well as secondary data sources provided information on wave height at the shoreline, landscape characteristics as well as tsunami impacts inland, i.e. structural damage and maximum flood distance.

The World Bank database provides a large volume of high-quality information as secondary data for researchers.

This section uses seven semi-structured interviews with representatives from the five selected renewable energy initiatives (see Sect. 3), as well as secondary data sources such as peer-reviewed journal articles, governmental documents, and newspaper articles.

These impediments must be overcome as secondary data use is gaining traction, with most research funders advocating, if not mandating, the sharing and re-use of publicly-funded research data (Canadian Institute of Health Research et al. 2010; Council 2011; Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council 2012).

Data were obtained from the questionnaires administered for period of two weeks to cross-sections of 15 companies in food, beverage, and tobacco industry in Nigeria, as well as secondary data extracted from the files of statistical and fiscal declarations of these companies contained in the fact-book of Nigeria Stock Exchange (NSE) for the period of 2000 2010.

We will refer to these databases as secondary data sources.

The project will compile and curate data from multiple sources, including primary data collected by the Berkman Center and our partners, as well as relevant secondary data.

The dashboard compiles and curates data from multiple sources, including primary data collected by the Berkman Klein Center and our partners, as well as relevant secondary data.

The technical examinations, objects and primary data, as well as, the secondary data derived from processing the primary data ('Technical examination', 'Objects' and 'Data' entities respectively).

This was compared with findings from the literature review and policy analysis, as well as the secondary data, to reach overall conclusions and recommendations.

However, in order to justify the very considerable expense of cross-national longitudinal studies, costs of the data need to be amortised over as many secondary data projects as possible, and the research products must also become useful to policy makers as soon as possible.