Sentence examples for data digitised from inspiring English sources

In this study, habitat surveys were undertaken on 50 grass-based farms in SE Ireland and data digitised onto aerial photography.

It could take up to a year before you could draw any conclusions from the patient data". Digitising the process and automating the checking process in the cloud has reduced this time to "one to two weeks," says Mr Sherif.

All questionnaires were scrutinised for errors and missing data, and the data were digitised by scanning.

The application aims to derive a fair curve from a set of dense and error-filled data points digitised from a complex surface, such that the basic shape information recorded in the original point data is relatively unaffected.

It may seem odd, but until this data was digitised, the BBC had no comprehensive record of day-to-day broadcast history in a searchable machine readable form.

EEG data were digitised at a sampling rate of 500.

Phase-resolved (radiofrequency) echo data were digitised at a sample rate of 250 MHz with 8-bit precision.

Data technicians manually digitised questionnaire data twice and eliminated keystroke errors by verifying discordant entries with the original questionnaires.

Digitised data covering a period of 140 years has already been released into the public domain and, by doing so, ACRE has contributed to a new global estimate of weather patterns.

"Digitised data from Fig. 3 of Lang et al. (2015) [35] relating dose of pollen counted per cm 2 of nettle leaf to the distance of the nettle plant from the edge of the nearest maize crop plant.

The skidding distance was defined based on a river data set manually digitised from 30-meter resolution Landsat TM imagery by a Finnish-Peruvian environmental cooperation project, Biodamaz [23].