Sentence examples for data collection were considered from inspiring English sources

Those residents who moved into the surveillance site at least 3 months prior to data collection were considered in-migrants, whereas those who left the surveillance site for 3 months or longer were considered out-migrants.

Health workers who had contact with HTC, PMTCT, and VMMC clients at the facility on the day of data collection were considered for vignette interviews with up to five providers interviewed for each intervention in a given facility (see Figure  1).

The optimal path problem of MDCs is transformed to yield an improved multi-travelling salesman problem iMTSP, and the collection delay and task equilibrium during data collection are considered.

In the climate change resilient category, the household's response of whether they have used highly resistant livestock and crop varieties to adapt climate change during data collection was considered.

Data collection was considered complete when no new arguments that were assessed to have an impact on the study result came up during several succeeding interviews.9 As a final step, the respondents were invited to comment on the main results from the interview process by e-mail.

Data collection was considered complete for the entire period for all institutions to calculate SAB incidences.

Patients whose last visit was > 12 months prior to the end of data collection are considered LTF.

The EPOSA data collection is considered a side-study in all participating cohorts (except in Italy, where a new sample was drawn).

After having analyzed interviews with participants from all stakeholders in the litigation process, further data collection was considered not to yield any new insights and was terminated.

When the flow of new information ceased and we could foresee the findings of the next interview, the process of data collection was considered saturated.

The burden of data collection is considered by many to be a deterrent to routine use [ 10], however, and one study found that existing scoring systems were inadequate for this purpose [ 9].