Sentence examples for collection progress from inspiring English sources

Study staff monitored daily data collection progress, which achieved high response rates.

PIs frequently serve on RACs (Fig. 3), but they also must oversee the collection progress of their biobank(s).

The temporal data were added to measure each site's collection progress and help identify possible operational issues before they become major bottlenecks for the biobank.

As a consequence of working through these role plays decision matrixes were generated to cover all interaction possibilities for tracking census delivery and collection progress.

This document was pivotal in driving the census by providing data for the computerised Field Management System (FMS) which was in turn used by the management team (TLs, CS and research fellows) to determine delivery and collection progress across CDs.

The FMS incorporated data entry screens, search screens and reports so that the research fellows and census management staff could i) track the progress of the CCs in the field, ii) make decisions on how best to manage census delivery and collection, and iii) obtain quick and timely summaries of data collection progress (see Table 1).

The increased predictability of FoxP3 levels below the cutoff, comparing the time of collection versus the end of analysis period, was due to 40% of the slowly progressing patients, with low FoxP3 levels at the time of collection, progressing rapidly shortly thereafter.

As the collection progresses, water recedes, resurfacing here and there as connective currents rather than floods.

Mood or inspiration boards, as they are also called, tend to spring up organically as work on each new collection progresses.

As the collection progresses, things gets weirder, until you reach the final story – 40 pages of interior monologue describing a man's walk down a corridor behind a woman with whom he is obsessed.

As the collection progresses chronologically, you see American depictions of wildlife in art become less scientific, leaving behind the Enlightenment, and more emotionally charged, as in Romanticism.