Sentence examples for data compilation in the from inspiring English sources

From data compilation in the literature, the active metabolite clofibric acid of some lipid lowering agents, the anti-epileptic drug carbamazepine and the X-ray contrast media iomeprol were selected.

We checked that all the main outcome variables had been validated for telephone interviews by various different studies in order to guarantee validity of data compilation in the control group [ 24]: Barthel scale [ 25] (intra-class correlation coefficient with the in situ version 0.89), Pfeiffer test [ 26] (sensitivity and specificity of 0.74 and 0.79 respectively), Lawton-Brody index [ 27].

The data compilation in this paper has implications on a higher tier: it reveals examples where compliance with legal requirements needs to be improved.

Data over the period 1985–2000 was officially provided by DHS since data compilation in hydrological yearbooks has been discontinued after 1985.

The NHIRD was established in 1996 and became more comprehensive in terms of data compilation in 1997.

IFE designed and coordinated the study, participated in the immunoassays and their interpretation, participated in the clinical data compilation, participated in the statistical analysis and drafted the manuscript.

This means working with an ever changing data set, which is especially annoying for a data compilation like in the present study that was effectuated over several months.

For both groups, a third party, who had not taken part in the data compilation process, keyed the variables into the statistical data-base.

CB participated in the design of the study, coordinated the clinical data compilation, and participated in the immunoassays and statistical analysis.

In this study, a linear diffusion equation for slow, quasi-continuous mass movement (e.g., creep), which is based on a large data compilation, is adopted in the hillslope model.

Nationally as internationally there is still much room for improvement in case of enhanced data compilation on the patients' perspective, whereby Germany has to catch up particularly in comparison with countries like, for example, Great Britain and the Netherlands [ 3, 16].