Sentence examples for examining data collected from inspiring English sources

Offender-based research involves examining data collected from a sample of offenders (Bernasco 2010).

Additional annotation was conducted by manually examining data collected on homologous genes from other organisms.

This conclusion was reached after examining data collected from the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey, which showed that being in good health is associated with a greater chance a person will purchase health insurance.

Examining data collected through a large national surveillance system such as BRFSS allows for an analysis that incorporates an array of covariates not available from clinically-based data alone.

The primary objective of this study was to evaluate treatment patterns in patients with metastatic/relapsed STS following failure of prior chemotherapy by examining data collected from 2000 to 2011 from a major tertiary academic cancer center in the United States.

The primary objective of this study was to evaluate treatment patterns in patients with metastatic/relapsed STS following failure of prior chemotherapy by examining data collected from 2000 to 2011 from a large tertiary academic cancer center in the United States.

The questions about the wind tests conducted in the early 1960's as the twin towers were being designed surfaced after institute investigators examined data collected in 2002, when two laboratories conducted separate wind tests, as part of an insurance lawsuit.

Cuadrilla Resources, the company carrying out the fracking at Preese Hall, Weeton, close to the Fylde coast, said it had suspended operations to examine data collected by the British Geological Survey before deciding whether it was safe to resume.

Psychology researchers from the State University of New York at Oswego recently examined data collected from 105 10th-grade boys, average age 16, who answered questions about a number of health behaviors.

The research, published in the online journal BMJ Open, examined data collected from a long-term study of 800 Swedish women who underwent a battery of neuropsychiatric tests when they were first selected in 1968.

To do this, he re-examined data collected during an experiment conducted in 2008, in which nine volunteers had been shown labelled pictures of 60 objects, and then had their brains scanned as they were asked to imagine those same objects.Dr Pereira divided the data in two.