Sentence examples for further data collection on from inspiring English sources

Further data collection on the clients served by the system is included in the study design to assess whether the implemented CM affects offender outcomes.

"Using advances in remote sensing to collect the required information on habitats and land use, combined with ground-truthing and further data collection on birds (hence also building capacity for scientists in these regions and engaging communities with the issue of sustainable land use) is the way forward," said Dr. Noble in email.

Using a checklist and a form that included highest viral load, latest CD4+ cell count, ART history, hepatitis C and/or hepatitis B coinfection, and pregnancy status, we selected medical records for further data collection on the basis of structured interviews with eligible patients.

We modelled the cost-effectiveness of the two screening systems, hospital- and community-based screening using some already-available costs data and screen performance data from the first phase implementation, data from the published literature on newborn hearing screening, and further data collection on costs from the first phase of the NHSP.

Further data collection was based on theoretical sampling, where decisions about sampling participants, setting and type of data collected were founded on the emerging theory [ 18].

The 'benefits study' involves in-depth "deliberative" consultations with a range of stakeholders including community members and fieldworkers, the initial findings are reported elsewhere [ 22], and further data collection and analysis are on-going.

Another approach for assessing the value of further data collection is based on estimating the contribution of each parameter to the expected value of perfect information (Claxton, 1999).

Investment into further data collection and analyses on the importance of industry structure as a determinant for spread of AIV would enable us to use the results from this study to contribute to policy on disease control.

This allowed for shifts in further data collection from focussing on the responses to specific aspects of the intervention (such as the types of individual SMS text-message), to effects and impact and later, exploring more distal effects, such as patient wellbeing.

Finally, it also would provide money for further data collection and data coordination on elder abuse, which is key to tracking and stopping abuse before it starts.

However, more accurate estimates are needed; hence further data collection and pedigree recording on IBK, TKC and EPG is recommended.