Sentence examples for collect accurate data from inspiring English sources

Since the fatal police shooting of unarmed African American teenager Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, the federal government has come under increasing pressure to collect accurate data on police use of deadly force.

Ms. Laughlin assured me that the Census Bureau is just trying to collect accurate data on how "designated parents" arrange care for their children while they're at school or at work based on "gender norms".

In order to ensure a reliable pavement design, the first step is to collect accurate data with respect to the operation and traffic generation of sustainable energy projects.

Understanding how to run such experiments, developing procedures to collect accurate data, and collecting data that is consistent across multiple studies are major problems.

Government bureaucracies have historically struggled to collect accurate data about Hispanics who wind up in the criminal justice system.

"Bold" would be doing something extraordinary like holding the companies accountable and actually auditing the companies' books, or even doing a substantial survey to collect accurate data to ascertain just how bad the communications bills have become.

Even with a more error-proofed measure it is very difficult to rank providers (physicians or hospitals) accurately due to problems of collecting accurate data across multiple sites, challenges of attribution, and difficulties in forming comparable risk cohorts.

The question is whether local governments are collecting accurate data on eligibility and enforcing the conditions.

Getting the right information by asking the right questions and collecting accurate data can really be the key to the success of your project.

The 100-page draft plan released today addresses the court's findings one by one and explains why collecting accurate data on the ages of minke whales requires killing them.

A recent Pollster.com blog post in this space referenced the real-world challenges that pollsters face in collecting accurate data under unusual circumstances -- recalling how Pew Research Center faced significant hurdles collecting data in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.