Sentence examples for collected specifically for from inspiring English sources

Data needs for the matrix often will be a combination of site-specific data, collected specifically for the systems-based analysis, and data from the literature, which always need to be assessed with respect to quality and appropriateness.

(i) A 'lab' strain that had been maintained in the laboratory for over 20 years since original field collection in Sumter County, SC, USA [ 5]. (ii) A 'field' strain, collected specifically for this experiment from Tift County, GA, USA in autumn 2011.

Urine samples were stored for about 9 years at –70°C and were not collected specifically for U-Cd analysis; therefore, potential contamination of the urine collection containers that could contribute to the observed within- and between-person variation in measured concentrations could not be ruled out (McElroy et al. 2007a).

"In terms of nationally representative data, this is the one," he said, explaining that because this data is collected specifically for research purposes, it's more reliable that data that comes from hospital records.

The models in the study use historical population data recorded by hunters and state wildlife management services rather than data collected specifically for the study.

Twenty-two mainly gabbroic rock samples were collected specifically for microbiological analyses (Table 1).

These samples were diagnostic samples submitted to the lab for routine testing and not collected specifically from research animals for research purposes; therefore, this was exempt from requiring Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee approval.

Although we collected data specifically for the study, it is possible for the care providers present at the MET call to incorporate information collected at each call directly into the routine.

Samples were collected prospectively, specifically for this research project, from patients seen at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (Birmingham, UK), Mie University and Toyama Hospital (Japan).

The tendency to collect data specifically for research could be compared to the findings of Snoeker et al. [ 23] that professionals in mental health care tend to not read the patient record when they meet a patient for the first time.

Since DNA is known to degrade post-mortem as a function of heat and time [3] molecular-based studies are largely limited to recently collected samples preserved specifically for molecular work.