Sentence examples for collection and availability from inspiring English sources

The need for better data is a hot topic in many research circles now, but along with the collection and availability of trustworthy data that is adequately representative for the questions we want to answer, we need the data to be in formats that are easy to use and match across multiple datasets.

In the late 1980s, the Australian and State and Territory governments developed the National Forest Inventory to facilitate the collection and availability of contemporary, valid and standardised forest data to assist in the planning and management for the conservation and use of Australia's forests.

The collection and availability of personal behavioral data such as phone calls or mobility patterns raises evident questions on the security of users'privacy.

Malaysia in 2015 was the first ASEAN country to issue a regulatory framework for equity crowdfunding, followed by marketplace lending, and Indonesia is issuing new credit bureau licences to improve centralized credit data collection and availability.

We supercharge our data collection and availability, but in the end, it is still a human looking through that telescope of technology.

Today, it takes less than 20 days largely because of advances in data collection and availability, including leveraging passive data through tools like Google Flu Trends and web scrubbers like the Global Public Health Intelligence Network.

2013: FDA released a progress report on the Collection, Analysis, and Availability of Demographic Subgroup Data for FDA-Approved Medical Products.

Since the system is mirrored, data collection, storage, and availability are not endangered in case of problems with the central system.

This has become possible due to a confluence of dramatic progress in microscope engineering, enabling efficient image collection, and the availability of high computing power for data analysis.

As of 2010, there were more than 200 cancer registers operating in Europe9; coverage, methods of data collection and data availability can however differ substantially among them (for an overview, see Siesling et al. 2015).

Standardized collection and greater availability of this data in the US is essential to preventing AI outbreaks in commercial poultry flocks and subsequent human transmission; keeping this data confidential undermines animal and human health goals.