Sentence examples for data to be collated from inspiring English sources

The smaller and cheaper these health sensors become, the easier it will be for data to be collated; for example, Google is currently working on a smart contact lens that could assess glucose levels in a more unobtrusive way then Dario's smart meter.

If the system is decentralized and the majority of providers are in the private sector, the sources of information from which human resources data will need to be collated multiplies.

To speed things up further, all the style-sheet data and Java scripts had to be collated into separate files for caching judiciously around the internet.

As data regarding tuberculosis targets continues to be collated (e.g. 80 molecules are included here in total), we intend to release periodic updates of the app.

The computerized screening system enabled data to be collected, scored, collated and reported in real time to identify patients who warrant further clinical assessment.

"Immediate steps need to be taken to introduce a system whereby anonymous data can be collated to fully understand where the problem lies," says the cross-party committee's report.

If PRO-AE tools are utilised, a common AE dictionary that allows patient-reported data to be summarised and collated is important (Table  9).

Guided by the nature of the data collected, quantitative and qualitative data may be collated to create new or consolidated variables or data sets in order to further compare and integrate data.

This diversity has implications for the review and the extent to which data can be collated.

De-identified demographic and ED triage data will be collated and analysed to assess the extent to which children who were potentially eligible but not enrolled may bias the study findings.

AE data will be collated and reported to the trial sponsors and National Bioethics Committee at six monthly intervals.