Sentence examples for data on the technical from inspiring English sources

We present such a tool: our comprehensive techno-economic unit-commitment model determines the hourly least-cost generation dispatch, based on publicly available data on the technical and economic characteristics of the system.

However, data on the technical aspects of the Alfieri edge-to-edge stitch technique are insufficient in this critical patient population and further prospective clinical studies are needed to determine its durability.

Management information systems (MIS) could provide useful data on the technical and cost feasibility of various water supply options, but UNICEF has not used MIS for this purpose.

Concluding the SNP calling data on the technical replicates, we have a total of 1228 SNP positions (the sum of the number of SNP positions per sample across the replicates times the number of replicates for that sample) in all the technical replicates.

We used the phantom data based on the technical parameters and measured errors of the demonstrator to check the proposed method of the calculation of the geometric errors linear parametrization.

The majority of the published data focus on the technical aspects of stenting malignant biliary obstruction including the choices between types of stent.

Before and after the change in management, data were collected on the technical parameters, biosecurity status, antimicrobial use, and vaccinations.

The few available studies, where health modules were added to HDSS surveillance rounds, focused on the quality of the collected health data, but not on the technical or economic aspects of survey integration (10, 13).

The procedure starts from source data on the local climatic, technical and socio-economic conditions and delivers key results on design parameters, technical performance and costs.

Empirical data on the cost and technical efficiency of HIV prevention services in the countries most impacted by HIV are scarce and can provide guidance to achieve this goal.

As mentioned above, this article's companion workgroup report (Parkerton T, Woodburn KB, Arnot JA, Weisbrod AV, unpublished data) will provide the technical guidance on how bioaccumulation data should be evaluated and give examples of how such considerations can be practically applied in assigning data use or accuracy categories to in vivo bioaccumulation studies.