Sentence examples for by taking data collected from inspiring English sources

In this study, artificial neural network (ANN) and multiple linear regression (MLR) models were developed by taking data collected from published studies on predicted WDEL for several design, operational, and meteorological conditions of variables in sprinkler irrigation.

In the new research, published in Nature Geoscience, the scientists took data collected independently by centres in Japan and Hawaii and, after accounting for differences in the way it had been collected, showed that typhoons in the north-west Pacific had intensified by 12 15% on average since 1977.

They drew data on levels of religious activity taken from data collected by the Association of Religion Data Archives.

The at-sea observations were taken from data collected by the Australian Antarctic programme over the 1980/81 to 2005/06 austral summer seasons [28], [29].

In addition, the study took advantage of data collected by cancer registries according to an international protocol (http://cinportal.iarc.fr), with standard routine indicators of data completeness and quality (Curado et al, 2007; Ferlay et al, 2010).

The map was further refined by taking into account hydrogeologic data collected during mining activities.

The LHC has been taking data since only 2010 and has collected less than 1% of the data researchers hope to obtain by 2030.

Data to assess implementation strength, utilisation and quality of care were taken from routine data collected by UNICEF and where available, specific surveys amongst CHWs.

Data to assess implementation strength, utilisation and quality of care were taken from routine data collected by UNICEF as well as the 2013 Census of Case de Santé and Centres de Santé Intégrés.

By taking the data we collected, and putting it inline with the tools, authors became more successful on our platform.

The press loves to run stories about the hidden privacy concerns caused by data collected online, but consumers have taken an "out of sight out of mind" approach.