Sentence examples for collecting detailed data from inspiring English sources
The world's biggest independent survey of drug use, collecting detailed data on the drug experiences of tens of thousands of people, launches on Thursday.
In October last year, Dubai launched a 'happiness index' aimed at collecting detailed data on how government services affect the happiness of their users.
The FDA required the two manufacturers to monitor the safety of the implants by collecting detailed data on their use in 80,000 women.
For now, Trussell trust is honouring the new Jobcentre vouchers - and collecting detailed data on why the referred person has been sent to them, so that the links between welfare reform and food bank use are not glossed over.
The agency has started collecting detailed data on the No. 4 line — the Lexington Avenue express — and another poor performing line, the No. 2, to get at the root of the delays.
All teachers should be directed to teach the same lessons from the same textbooks.Once the school system can teach to basic standards, it should pay more attention to collecting detailed data on examination results.
The Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ) collects detailed data on the results by subject and gender each year.
The reference persons were then asked to complete a long online questionnaire for collecting detailed information (e.g., objectives, data sources, timeliness, statistical methods for outbreak detection, reporting tools and response measures).
The numbers came from something confusingly called the Census 2000 Supplementary Survey, which is not the 2000 census but rather a test of a new way of collecting detailed census data.
Smartphone travel surveys are becoming of central importance in collecting detailed, accurate data of people's travel activities.
In 2007, troubled by what he saw as excessive interest rates and profits at some MFIs, Chuck had the brilliant idea of collecting detailed pricing data from every MFI in a given country and publishing it in a comparable format.
