Sentence examples for compromise data collection from inspiring English sources

No pre-existing, formal relationships between the interviewer and participants that may compromise data collection are anticipated.

Lack of engagement, which would severely compromise data collection, seemed to be the result of competing priorities for trust staff at a time of organisational change.

This imaging difference does not compromise data collection, but may be noticed in several of the figures where Ground Control and Flight images are aligned (e.g. Figures 1 and 4).

Those animals proved very difficult to capture and technical problems compromised data collection.

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 22 Language bias (exclusion of non-English publications) was present in four reviews, 10 14 19 22 and narrow or unreported search strategies in four reviews 8 11 16 20 may have compromised data collection and, ultimately the meta-analyses.

The unbalanced cohorts did not compromise this data collection.

Monitoring these constructs may require a compromise between rigorous data collection and the involvement of key stakeholders.

Fellowship evaluation interviews were conducted by fellowship hosts which may have compromised impartiality, however data collection, analysis and interpretation were undertaken in awareness of this.

The main data collection techniques compromise sample based surveys, conducted in 2008 and 2010, water quality tests, field observation and interviews with key informants.

Failing to avoid such errors in data collection could compromise the internal validity of exposure-outcome associations, leading to biased effect estimates and erroneous conclusions [ 1, 4, 5].

Following from Krivoruchko and Bivand (2009), we consider some general points related to challenges to the usefulness of big data in spatial statistical applications when data collection is compromised or one or more model assumptions are violated.