Sentence examples for availability and source of data from inspiring English sources

However these studies contained few high quality data from Africa and their results are liable to be biased by the availability and source of data.

PASS methodology is influenced by the background incidence of the outcome of interest, vaccine uptake, availability and quality of data sources, identification of the at-risk population and of suitable comparators, availability of validated case definitions, and the frequent need for case ascertainment in large databases.

The varying scope of these cost analyses reflects the availability and accessibility of data sources at national and provincial levels.

A further complicating factor was the significant differences across our three countries in the availability and accessibility of data sources that might lend themselves to secondary analysis.

These issues, which are already under active discussion by the Reference Group, demonstrate that Spectrum and EPP will continue to adapt to meet new challenges, evolving surveillance methodologies, and availability of new sources of data.

The emergence of new fields such as macroecology, dedicated to the analysis of large-scale multispecies datasets, relies on the availability of disparate sources of data in order to uncover broad patterns in ecological and evolutionary processes.

Indeed, the US National Research Council (2001) highlighted the potential for a shift from original publications to original data: "the expanding availability of primary sources of data in digital form may be shifting the balance of research away from working with secondary sources such as scholarly publications... ..........[ 2].

The objective of the study was to conduct a comprehensive literature review on diabetes in Brazil; specifically: the epidemiology of type 2 diabetes, the availability of national and regional sources of data (particularly in terms of direct and indirect costs) and health policies for the management of diabetes and its complications.

EHR data can be a valuable source of data for obesity research, although the availability and integrity of different data types can vary substantially.

The advent of electronic health records could greatly enhance the quality, availability and timeliness of such data sources.

Due to the availability and completeness of the data sources, we only investigated life expectancy and individual per capita income of the industrialized and reference counties.