Sentence examples for collection of additional data from inspiring English sources

This assessment can be used to guide the collection of additional data to reduce uncertainty.

This could reflect a need for collection of additional data points, or for further calibration of the tool through additional validation tasks.

A Department of Energy workshop on alpha-particle emitter therapy recommended an RBE of 5 pending the collection of additional data to identify the most appropriate RBE [43].

Balanced cross-sections can be further improved and become more useful to understanding real physical problems by collection of additional data such as seismic reflection surveys, collection of additional stratigraphic data, or collection of rock fabric information.

Due to the lack of data around onchodermatitis generally, and particularly data on the response of onchodermatitis to doxycycline, the team identified collection of additional data on the presence of onchodermatitis as a priority.

The collection of additional data over time may give further insight into the risk of BMI category and hospitalization or death due to 2009 pandemic H1N1 infection among children.

Our study nevertheless strongly suggests that influenza epidemics are correlated in amplitude and synchronized in timing in the Northern Hemisphere, and collection and analysis of additional data is underway in other countries of Europe and North America.

The purposes of this review are: (1) to describe the methods that can be used to estimate SCD mortality; (2) to assess the available data on child survival among SS individuals in Africa; and (3) to discuss prospects for improving the current estimates through the collection and analysis of additional data.

Collection of a wealth of additional data is also included in these protocols, including health-related quality of life assessments using the Functional Assessment of Cancer Therapy-Lung (FACT-L) questionnaire and lung cancer subscore.

The societal desirability of a particular PBRSA is fundamentally an issue as to whether the cost of additional data collection is justified by the benefits of improved resource allocation decisions afforded by the additional evidence generated and the accompanying reduction in uncertainty.

The broad range of additional data collection has been described previously.