Sentence examples for elements collected from inspiring English sources

Clinic times and percentage of data collection elements collected will be compared across type of study site by data collection method.

Clinic times and percentage of data collection elements collected (from full set in Additional File 3) will be compared across type of study site by data collection method.

The items in this section correspond to data elements collected by the IPEDS Web-based Data Collection System's Graduation Rate Survey (GRS).

In another newspaper, Le Figaro, a former antiterrorism judge, Jean-Louis Bruguière, wrote: "In this case, the first elements collected seem to show that there is a phenomenon of self-radicalization that expanded in a rather worrisome way.

This paper shows that a system model can nevertheless be enriched with elements collected from the context, which optimizes the design of formula-based constraints that can then be integrated to control frameworks for synthesis and code generation.

Many of the current CASE tools fail to reverse-engineer 1-n associations that have been implemented via containers because sophisticated analyses are required to infer the type of elements collected in containers.

γ (k, α ) = (1 − α ) k. Therefore, the gain of a collection of neural elements collecting photons according to Poisson statistics (normalized to Γ = 1 for maximal gain) is computed as follows.

Last July, Le Monde discovered that France has a PRISM-like program which collects thousands of trillions of metadata elements, collecting data on call history, recipient and sizes of text message, email subject etc.

By consuming products made in Japan, South Korea, China, the USA, and Taiwan shared approximately 10% each in terms of share of responsibility for greenhouse gas emission embodied in alloying element collected by Japan.

In this sense, every biodiverse element collected as part of disease studies should be considered as potential key infrastructure for future studies, if properly documented and preserved (15 ).

The larger number of crania than femora available in museum collections, which allows for more reliable statistics, can be attributed to biased archaeological practices during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when crania were frequently the only skeletal element collected from burials.