Sentence examples for data collection available from inspiring English sources

The latter transfer method was, at the time of data collection, available for only a minority of the discharge notes.

The RNA-seq data was downloaded from the example data collection available from the SOLiD Software Development Community website [ 22].

Having two reliable options for data collection available may be helpful to increase response rates for principal outcomes in back pain trials.

The event will highlight sustainable fisheries management solutions for ghost gear and bycatch, focusing on the need and methods for data collection, available solutions and the role of FAO, Member States and other international bodies in coordinating global action.

Although there has been a dramatic increase in the number of data collections available for QSAR modeling over the last decades, the quality of the chemical structure information and associated experimental data remains of concern [85 88].

The data collections available in this zipped file are the result of a research project to identify rivalries through the recurrence of international crisis between pairs of states (Hewitt, 2005, Journal of Peace Research).

In addition, to accommodate the variations in legislation across the states and territories and the data collections available for linkage, training materials were tailored for each state and territory.

All the breast cancer cases included have histopathological and survival data available; detailed information regarding the patient series and data collection is available elsewhere (Fagerholm et al. 2008).

A full detail of the study design, sampling procedures, sampling distribution within each regional health authority and data collection are available from the technical reports submitted to the Ministry of Health and are available by the authors on request.

Glasser and Van Essen's team have developed an algorithm that will now make their data collection protocol available to researchers and clinicians around the world.

Despite the abundance of research data on biotic and abiotic interactions, no comprehensive and easily accessible data collection is available that spans taxonomic, geospatial, and temporal domains.