Sentence examples for harmonisation of the data from inspiring English sources

Therefore, further analysis, repartition and harmonisation of the data are necessary to enable a more valid comparison of intakes across Europe.

We believe that improving further the harmonisation of the data collection of the EHIS and the SILC across the European countries is necessary to enhance the quality of the HLY figures across Europe.

Recently developed methods in statistical genetics allow harmonisation of the genetic data, e.g., through imputation of SNP data to a common reference panel.

Service Composition Layer   (a) The collection, classification and harmonisation of the aggregated data at the lower layers provide a platform for utilising the data into workflow definitions for service composition.

Step 2 Data Assimilation and Preliminary Analysis: this step is mainly required to ensure that captured data meets standard or common application schema structures, and may require the harmonisation and transformation of the data according to required target system specifications.

Although all data were harmonised based on consented harmonisation rules, the data from the different cohort studies are still not perfectly comparable owing to differences in study design and data collection procedures, and to inconsistencies in definitions of variables.

The free-text search strings employed in IPCI and HSD are given in online supplementary appendix 2. The process of mapping and harmonisation of event data extraction from different EHR databases in the EU-ADR project was based on medical concepts derived from the Unified Medical Language System.

Harmonisation of migration data is required for the development of policies on immigration (Kraier et al. 2006).

Several international institutes such as the International Labour Organization, the Organisation for Economic Co- operation and Development, the United Nations and the European Commission have all invested heavily in the harmonisation of international migration data, but without much success or progression (Bilsborrow et al. 1997; Herm 2006a; Fassmann 2009).

A technical challenge for ongoing running of the system is maintaining harmonisation of the constituent components, so that the data flows continue to function.

The advantage of using the results from the pooled analyses for risk assessment is their larger numbers and the harmonisation of the statistical approach to analyse the data, particularly the choice of cut-off points to categorize exposure [ 30].