Sentence examples for data entry results from inspiring English sources

At the initial stage of data entry, we double entered approximately 1% of the estimated total of 120,000 birth records for different decades of the study period (n = 1,474) to assess accuracy of the data entry results.

Data entry may be validated (e.g. allowing only a range of values or preventing floating point numbers from being entered as an integer data type); invalid data entry results in a customized, user-friendly pop-up box, and the problematic field being visually highlighted.

It is a topic only discussed in relation to the economy: if we have made mistakes concerning data entry, resulting in a lower bonus.

When combined with a high score on limited awareness and support from management and a perception that too much work is required for entering data, it is understandable that the data entry result is unsatisfactory.

In the case of this study, implementation evaluation has identified the challenges that implementers face, such as problem with using the software for data entry, resulting in long delays in reimbursement.

Human data entry can result in errors that ruin statistical results and conclusions.

The audit shows that the reliance on transfer of paper forms before data entry does result in some data loss.

We report results from an avian influenza quality assurance program (QAP) that used an established, Internet-based quality assurance reporting system (www.rcpaqap.com.au/serology), allowing remote data entry, rapid result dissemination, and expert comment.

Many of these previous approaches do not take into account the possibility of incorrect enhancement due to occasional incorrect links or data entry errors resulting in incorrect reports of a non-indigenous person as indigenous in the source datasets.

While CATRES and CSA provide important resources to benchmark the accuracy of prediction methods, finite resources (e.g. a small number of biological curators entering data into the CSA) and the inevitable lag between publication and data entry can result in not all catalytic residues being included.

Only 1927 were entered by the data entry clerks, resulting in interviews for 78% of all NUHDSS registered births (1927/2482 = 78%) The second dataset included all females aged 12 54 years (and their children) who had given birth in the two informal settlements from September 2006 to December 2008.