It takes precise data and astute analysis to consistently strike the right balance between the inclusive, informal community spaces that Millennials prefer and the more exclusive and refined facilities and services that resonate with Boomers.
Public health responses can be based on a combination of syndromic surveillance data, reports by astute clinicians and early diagnostic test results, which all could generate the first alarm for different kinds of disease events.
And while the recent and ongoing heated debates about "Obamacare" and the like are chronically politicized, those in the know look to the IHPS -- and a very few other such sources -- for data-based, historically astute, rigorously-developed research and position papers.
The move to summary prospectuses for mutual funds came about, for example, because it was thought that investors did not need reams of data to make an astute investment.
Faster information boosts output only when matched with more astute ways of interpreting and acting on new data... match[ing] the new computers and data with better ways of working".
Faster information boosts output only when matched with more astute ways of interpreting and acting on new data.
Samples were analyzed at Astute Medical by technicians blinded to clinical data.
Now, a Ventura, Calif., firm is hiring astute dolphin librarian robots to fish information from the ocean of jumbled data sloshing around on corporate local area networks.
Creation of an MSP data base is an investment in astute management.
There is, of course, a dark side to big data, and the authors provide an astute analysis of the dangers they foresee.
This satisfies requirements of qualitative synthesis: "The researcher should … sort the data accordingly … be an active astute observer … so that … [they are] not forcing data … into prescribed categories … [but] rather … asking informed questions and checking the fit of established theory to see if it holds in a new situation" [ 68].
