Sentence examples for comprehensive national data from inspiring English sources

Together with Mauro Laudicella and colleagues at the University of York's centre for health economics I have examined this issue by analysing socio-economic inequality in healthcare using comprehensive national data on all hospital patients in England.

The Obama administration has announced details of an ambitious set of plans to collect comprehensive national data on fatal police encounters, and has said it will also attempt to collect records of non-lethal use of force incidents.

Our study found that in 2013, the most recent year for which comprehensive national data is available, there were 6,217 black homicide victims in the United States.

"The extent of the decline is unknown due to a lack of comprehensive, national data, but state officials attributed the decline in horse welfare to many factors, but primarily to the cessation of domestic slaughter and the U.S. economic downturn," the report writes.

The data represent a prospective comprehensive national data collection on pulmonary metastasectomy.

We hypothesized that comprehensive national data on ICU resources would permit a better understanding of regional differences in system capacity.

In 2000, CDC established ArboNET, a comprehensive national surveillance data capture platform to monitor WNV patterns.

Lack of comprehensive national DRS data from all countries in Africa is a barrier to understanding the magnitude of prevalence and incidence of MDR.

1 A strength of this study is the use of comprehensive, national-level data, collected in a consistent way over several years.

In most low-income countries, there are no comprehensive national-level data on cancer incidence and mortality, and the estimates are based on model-based rates of mortality (from WHO) and/or limited data on cancer incidence from regional cancer registries.

But there is no comprehensive, national source of data for new condominiums sales.