Sentence examples for defined and collected from inspiring English sources

Relevant cost-benefit indicators have been defined and collected during the validation activity.

All variables used in the final dataset were validated as being defined and collected similarly in both countries and patients less than 20 years old were excluded.

The results consist of a comparison of the data elements defined and collected from the seven centres and the Health Canada SDS.

The categories are defined and collected together with demarcation rules and anchor examples in a code-decode guide which forms the guideline for the classification of passages.

Because our analysis is only on the type of data defined and collected in a computer based format it is likely that some of the data elements that are not indicated as being collected by a centre are captured in paper charts or through information systems at the organizational level but not integrated with the HPC databases.

Among self-identified African Americans the global African, European and Native American genetic ancestries (mean ± SD) were 83.4 ± 16.3, 12.2 ± 14.5 and 4.3 ± 6.5% respectively, although in Hispanic Americans as defined and collected in the current study, the proportions were 31.2 ± 24.3, 54.3 ± 23.5 and 14.4 ± 16.1%, respectively.

Securing this position with his growing band of Senga warriors, Clark began to define and collect "taxes" and to oversee the activities of foreign traders in the area.

Defining and collecting data on a set of ECD indicators is necessary to clarify the goals of ECD programming and facilitate assessment of its results.

How background area is defined and samples collected are shown to impact the shape and location of the probability density function that in turn affects the estimation and precision of associated distributional parameters.

The unsuitability of the defined measures and collected data is one of the main problems [3].

The study benefits from being based on a geographically defined population, and collecting information on grandparental and maternal smoking habits before the birth of the study child, thus being clear of any bias in knowing details of the child's growth.