Sentence examples for data collection section from inspiring English sources

Bacteriological and helminth analysis were carried out on faecal samples collected at PM as described in the data collection section above.

Arguing that Los Angeles was too ethnically and racially diverse to ever make sense of such information, both the police department and the city strongly resisted the data collection section of the decree.

Because qualitative data collection takes long time and funds (Creswell 2012), the author has taken only some interviews and observational notes were transcribed (refer to "Methods of data collection" section).

In the data collection section, the need for preparation of a bathymetry contour map is highlighted and will be used to construct a Digital Elevation Model for the wave propagation model.

As there are 4 types of pain (they are 0, 1, 2, and 3 as can be seen in the "Data collection" section), we can reword the rule as "the patient has urinary stone if: the gender is male, and the pain does not radiate to the back, and the patient has no fever".

Training datasets obtained through the way introduced in the data collection section may present the homology and redundancy to some extent, which will overestimate the performance of the prediction model.

This number appeared on both consent and data collection sections of the baseline questionnaire, and allowed for the efficient tracking of both responders and non-responders throughout the study.

Sections (c) and (d) were not used for data collection because Section (c) measured the motivation level of students only by asking them "how motivated they think they are".

Last week Alexander testified that phone data collection under section 215 of the Patriot Act has 'helped prevent'dozensns of terrorist events'herere and abroad.' Then he clarified that testimony, saying the "dozens" estimate included attacks prevented by either 215 – phone collection – or section 702 of the Fisa Amendments Act, which governs "business records" collection including emails.

Thus, barring these two citations, and when faced with a potential lack of regulation for PHI, the data editors are then instructed to search through all the sources described in the HIAD data collection strategy section above.

This paper is organised as follows: the next section discusses the literature review, section 3 presents data collection and methodology, section 4 discusses the findings and section 5 presents the conclusion.