Sentence examples for devolved data from inspiring English sources
As health is devolved, data is published differently in the four UK nations.
Over the last few months, an international effort to give consumers more control over the collection of their online data has devolved into acrimonious discussions, name-calling and witch hunts.
Authority is devolved from expertise to the data and thus, ultimately, to the patient.
Research led by Simon Burgess, of the University of Bristol, found that pupils at English schools have been doing better than those in Wales, where since 2001 the devolved administration has not released the data on which league tables are based.
Tax powers should not be devolved to Wales until the right statistical data is available to measure its economic performance, a leading academic has told BBC Wales.
Since much environmental policy making is devolved to the Scottish level, the lack of Scottish level data makes it difficult for material flow analysis to be effectively embedded into policy decisions.
WISDOM would have progressed more rapidly if we had restricted data collection to the main outcomes and had devolved more of the decisions about individual patient care to the clinicians at the participating sites.
A randomly selected subset of the cases devolved for training purpose is presented to the network to train it (training data) while it is constantly monitored with a randomly select subset of unseen cases (test data).
But that pursuit has devolved into a bushwhacking trek for executives, who are either knee-deep in customer data that they cannot process quickly, or are unable to find critical bits of information.
Data were only collected in England as healthcare in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland is devolved and has no internal market.
Data were only collected in England as healthcare in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland is devolved and has no internal healthcare market and so the study has a limited contribution to the debate on continence management in these areas of the UK.
