Sentence examples for data collection opportunities from inspiring English sources

Our current longitudinal research projects demonstrate that a flexible approach to the timing of data collection is preferred by patients and maximises data collection opportunities at a time when participants can be vulnerable.

A case study design enabled the capture of data on use of the pathway in the clinical setting, use of multiple methods of data collection and opportunity to study and understand the experiences of clinicians and service users whose care was informed by the pathway.

Dr. Chu accepted a compromise, allowing the shutdown to proceed but with extensive data collection and numerous opportunities to stop the test if the pressure readings were not favorable.

These include the ability to control the timing of infection, the inoculum, the timing of data collection, and the opportunity to dissect the contribution of genetic determinants to outcome using modified mouse strains and immunological interventions.

Sampling for data collection followed an opportunity sampling approach.

The establishment of a linked data collection provided an opportunity to explore the accuracy and completeness of capture of information about diabetes in survey and administrative data collections.

Second, these discussions also provided study team members not directly involved in the data collection process the opportunity to be introduced to the Veterans and hear their stories.

While this new data collection provides the opportunity to describe the utilization and outcomes associated with institutional care, the validity of the CMS-2728 to identify NH patients has not been reported.

This analysis benefits from a large, international cohort of patients with standardised data collection, providing the opportunity to compare FCCTX, LS, and non-AC1 CRCs in the first epidemiologic and in-depth clinicopathologic analysis.

A weakness of the study was that the triangulation data showing the effectiveness of the intervention among those who already owned a home monitor were only received after the end of data collection and the opportunity was lost to interview more of this group and more systematically investigate what they considered that telehealth added to their home monitoring.

In a world of open information, the traditional conception of privacy might crumble and data collection might open new opportunities for manipulation and exercising power.