Sentence examples for in frequent data from inspiring English sources

However, as a measurement tool in frequent data collection the questionnaires are impractical.

However, as a measurement tool in frequent data collection the P&P method is impractical and partly unreliable as the registrations are not always filled in at the intended time [ 6].

To our knowledge, the SMS format has not been compared to the established method of P&P forms in frequent data collection or been evaluated for feasibility in clinical studies in patients with inflammatory rheumatic diseases.

Our results encourage the use of text messages on mobile phones in studies requiring frequent data collection and real-time assessment, as in fluctuating diseases such inflammatory, rheumatic diseases.

For now, the most promising telematics applications may simply be communications for specialized-use vehicles: a salesman in need of frequent data exchanges with the home office or mobile service providers.

However, in studies requiring frequent data collection and real-time assessments, the SMS method may outperform the P&P method and provide high response rates.

River gauging stations are declining globally and although historical and current gauges are providing useful and frequent data in the developed world, the number of gauges in developing and emerging economies is very small and measurement stations are often very far apart and in remote locations thus making inference of processes and data collection difficult.

To date, CORRONA has collected data at office visits, as often as every 3 months unless a biologic agent is started, in which case more frequent data collection is allowable.

Images, voice and video are the most frequent data exchanged in such network.

Similar results were reported in the original publication of the Berkey-Reed (1987) model, but other studies with more frequent data early in life claim to have identified (using the Berkey-Reed model) early inflection points and thus a peak in velocity for all infants in their sample (Mook-Kanamori et al., 2011; Sovio et al., 2009; Tzoulaki et al., 2010).

Further, the SMS method was highly feasible in a multicentre clinical study with frequent data collection of patient-reported outcomes.