Sentence examples for explicitly collected from inspiring English sources

The paper was based on a secondary analysis of data that were not explicitly collected for the purpose of validating the SPPB.

First, because of our use of secondary administrative data that were not explicitly collected for research purposes, it is not possible to know why patients were or were not screened.

Yet, the strength of these messages was unlikely to be substantially stronger at subsequent visits than at the first visit and the social desirability bias may be smaller in our program data where collecting information was normative as part of providing services compared to research survey data explicitly collected to measure changes in behavior.

This work uses secondary data not explicitly collected for this purpose, and while data quality has generally been found to be good in jurisdictions like Ontario where MDS implementation was planned and supported [ 19], there is of course some degree of imprecision in measurement of both pressure ulcer and risk factors.

While the 2013 report did not explicitly collect data about whether employees were given time to explore the technology in these pilot initiatives, anecdotal evidence suggests that most organizations simply tack new social business initiatives onto employees' existing job responsibilities.

In a similar remark over the weekend, Michael Hayden, the former head of the N.S.A., said that "Gmail is the preferred Internet service provider of terrorists worldwide"; he was talking at the time about a program that, unlike the metadata one, explicitly collects the content of communications.

Although we did not explicitly collect data on why our study GPs chose to participate, some inferences can be made.

Of all systems examined, however, only 23%% reported explicitly collecting data on workforce attrition – information that is especially relevant in countries experiencing HRH rural exodus, international out-migration, or both.

Information aggregation mechanisms are designed explicitly for collecting and aggregating dispersed information.

The positive feedback from the biocurators led us to propose a track devoted explicitly to collecting workflows from multiple biological databases.

While some authors explicitly state they collected data in church-sponsored centers in states that allow license-exemption for such centers, there has not been an explicit examination of license-exempt centers included in these samples.