Sentence examples for collaboratively analyzing from inspiring English sources
The data use PD involved collaboratively analyzing data to determine the achievement problems; identifying and testing the causes of the problems using theory evaluation principles; and co-creating solutions.
Data.world is a platform for hosting and collaboratively analyzing data.
Saif compares the project to distributed computing schemes such as SETI@Home, which uses volunteers' spare computer power to collaboratively analyze radio signals from space, looking for signs of intelligent life.
They then use short video clips and student work from their PSC lessons to collaboratively analyze student reasoning and instructional practices in workshops 2 and 3 (see Fig. 1).
Founded in 2010, it has developed and patented an online platform that allows geographically dispersed specialists to collaboratively analyze complex issues in real-time.
During the block sessions students first collaboratively analyzed clinical cases concerning musculoskeletal complaints and formulated differential diagnoses.
Data from 9 Finnish and Swedish cohorts comprising 3743 men and 3916 women aged 25 to 90 years who participated in the DECODE study were collaboratively analyzed.
The study team collaboratively analyzed the transcripts to identify categories according to the type of key informant, the emerging issues organized by the research areas defined in the interview guide, and by the various stakeholders in KT.
Investigators must recognize their own personal biases and must work collaboratively to analyze and interpret their data correctly.
Business unit analysts now rotate into the enterprise unit, partnering with high-tech analysts to provide the business knowledge that fuels new analytics models and working collaboratively to analyze and interpret results that will be meaningful to business.
Such study sizes are achieved by meta-analysis of data shared collaboratively in consortia analyzing 100 s of traits in greater than ∼40 000 individuals (e.g. Psaty et al., 2009).
