Sentence examples for data from the seek from inspiring English sources

The funding agency had no role in the design, execution, analysis, and report of the data from the SEEK study.

He said he and other scientists would continue to sort through ocean, weather and surface data from the melt to seek a deeper understanding of why it happened and what it means in the context of the global climate system and other events.

Data sources Data were sought from the 30 randomised controlled trials identified after a comprehensive search of the Cochrane Library, Medline, Embase, and CINAHL databases, reference lists, and contact with experts.

Research examining the value of ND care for diabetes is limited to a retrospective analysis of data from patients seeking care from an ND academic clinic.

Finally, the findings here reported call for extra precaution when analyzing data from microarray experiments seeking for the effect of pathogen's infection on host gene expression: the pathogen effect on host's transcriptomic profiles would depend on the degree of adaptation of the pathogen to the host and to environmental conditions.

The register books are used to record data from all patients seeking help at the HF and are kept there to be used as a source of information for the authorities.

Using data from those who sought care outside the home, we built a multinomial logistic regression model to assess the association between diarrheal severity and seeking care through either the public sector alone, the private sector alone, or both sectors.

"Every single business licensed by the Commission must include in their application a diversity plan to promote equity among people of different backgrounds, specifically including people with disabilities," says Title. "The key, for me, is to continually collect data from the communities we are seeking to serve and to be flexible and address their concerns and challenges".

"Every single business licensed by the Commission must include in their application a diversity plan to promote equity among people of different backgrounds, specifically including people with disabilities," says Title. "T e key, for me, is to continually collect data from the communities we are seeking to serve and to be flexible and address their concerns and challenges".

Permission to view and extract data from the Coroners' records was sought and obtained from the coroner for the area.

Using data from the Long Life Family Study (LLFS), we sought to replicate these findings and extend them to include a larger number of disease-specific risk alleles.