Sentence examples for data collecting techniques from inspiring English sources

The Iranians have pointed out that evidence of nuclear weapons testing is practically impossible to hide from inspectors, who have data collecting techniques that can find traces of suspect radioactive particles dating back many years.

Converging multiple data collecting techniques has been recommended as an effective means of eliciting knowledge [17] and performed successfully on other rail research [e.g. 18, 19].

Privacy-preserving aggregation [38] is built on homomorphic encryption used as a popular data collecting technique for event statistics.

Therefore, to collect data from these villages at a same time with similar data collecting technique was a difficult task.

The census uses imaging drones and automated image recognition techniques to collect data that otherwise would have been too expensive or too difficult to collect using traditional data collection techniques.

With the data collected from these techniques the number of monomers calculated which participate in the formation of the aggregates is around two.

The data collected using these techniques have confirmed the successive grafting of the molecular species, evidencing, that homogeneous monolayers were created on the silica surfaces and validated the proposed mechanism of functionalization.

Many large-scale genetic screens such as the CPT project are ongoing and the amount of data collected by imaging techniques is difficult to manage.

In the second survey, data collected by both techniques were very similar, which is supported by the fact that the statistical analysis found no significant difference between groups.

Recent data, collected using molecular techniques, suggest that the organism is present in multiple locations in the Chesapeake Bay environment; available data are insufficient to comment on the possible cumulative health impact of chronic low-level environmental exposure to Pfiesteria.

The objective of this paper is to propose a new survey design (called Type II combination questionnaire model, which consists of a four-category parallel questionnaire and a supplemental direct questionnaire) and to develop corresponding statistical methods for analyzing sensitive data collected by this technique.