Sentence examples for cross-referencing data from inspiring English sources

However, within the UK, it has not caused particular problems due to the existence of a specific high-quality UK mesothelioma register (England, Wales and Scotland) that captures any mention of the term 'mesothelioma' from the hand-written death certificates, in addition to cross-referencing data derived from cancer registry records (McElvenny et al, 2005).

By cross-referencing data on things like age, health, occupation, personal finances and property with voting intention, the parties are able to make informed guesses about where their support is and where they might pick up more votes.

By cross-referencing data from Darmanis et al. and the 138 maturation genes identified in our present work, we isolated 39 genes shared by the two studies, which could potentially serve as generic biomarkers for human neuronal maturation.

Men with a PSA test in 2010 were identified by cross-referencing data from the computerised practice records with laboratory data.

Cross-referencing data from the target screening population and all cases of breast cancer has allowed us to identify all probable cases of IC.

This question can be addressed by cross-referencing data on the status of haplotypes or amino acids as selected or derived and fixed in the human lineage (or in specific populations), with data from GWA studies on polygenic disease risk (e.g. Loe-Mie et al. 2010).

Second, last year, Google changed its privacy policy so now it can cross-reference data across all of its services.

For example, a health site could cross-reference data from pharmaceutical companies with the latest findings from medical researchers, or a local news site could extend its coverage by letting users tap into public records stored in government databases.

Most important, he has pushed through legislation to allow the finance police and civilian inspectors to cross-reference data from different sources, including bank accounts.

Stored en masse, the cards made up Bletchley Park's Punch-Card Intelligence Index, allowing the staff to check and cross-reference data to speed up the day's code-breaking.

Locationary, and its Saturn data platform, can be used to collate and cross-reference data for business profiles.