Sentence examples for information could be collected from inspiring English sources

The number of interviews to be conducted followed the "saturation principle" (when no further information could be collected from informants the interview series was terminated) and included in general 20 to 30 respondents per country.

If a grade 4 adverse event occurred that was possibly related to the study vaccine or a grade 3 adverse event was judged as definitely, probably or possibly related to the vaccine, the independent DSMB would be informed immediately and discuss whether or not the study should pause until more information could be collected.

The researchers used computer software to predict personality traits, but said the same information could be collected by anyone with training in data analysis.

Some research hypotheses are put forward and tested on a sample of firms in two key 'green-industries', sustainable buildings and photovoltaics, in a regional context (North East Italy) for which detailed survey-based information could be collected.

Ms. Goldsmith said her organization encouraged strict guidelines about what information could be collected about families — public information only — and what could be recorded — only that which is relevant to fund-raising.

"I don't really notice or mind the ads, but it's a disturbing thought that by clicking on one, that information could be collected and sent somewhere," said Jack Martinelli of Duxbury, Mass., who recently noticed advertisements with the stock quotes he downloaded using Quicken 97.

To optimize the amount of useful information that could be collected in each experiment, multi-tone "zwuis" complexes66 were used as acoustic stimuli.

The bill would also require the government to be more specific about the targets of wiretaps obtained under the law, and would restrict the kind of information that could be collected on Internet and e-mail use.

Therefore, our analysis is expedient to understand the level of information which could be collected and processed in body-related applications (e.g., health or fitness monitoring).

The main advantage and rationale for launching an ad hoc survey of private sector firm managers during the Great Recession lay in the wealth and scope of information that could be collected.

38 39 Because the lunchtime street intercept method limited the amount of data that could be collected, demographic information and data on customers' frequency of fast food consumption were limited, especially in the baseline period.