Sentence examples for initiative by data from inspiring English sources

Regardless of the practical difficulties in coordination, collation, recording, and reporting of data, the high level of incomplete records, especially for JEV vaccination status and laboratory result, suggests a lack of initiative by data collectors to record complete and accurate information.

We announced that Jim Tankersley, one of the best economics writers around, would lead a digital initiative, driven by data and narrative storytelling, that explains complex public policies and illuminates their human impact.

This study contributed to the initiative by providing qualitative data about community responses to key health messages in the 2009 and 2010 H1N1 campaigns, the impact of messages on behavioural change and the differential impact on vulnerable groups in New Zealand.

Given the continuing rise of genomics, implementation of electronic health/medical records, the large numbers of clinical trial centers and protocols, and increased open data -- e.g., last Thursday's announcement of a "big data" initiative by the U.S. Office of Science Technology and Policy -- these should be on the list.

The government should start this open data initiative by inviting civil society, the international community and the media to access and widely publicise available data.

As with most Bloomberg initiatives, the plan is driven largely by data.

GLOBAL PULSE is a new initiative by the United Nations to leverage data from the consumer Internet for global development.

The study is based on available registry data on participation in the above-mentioned CPD initiative; these data were provided by the Swedish National Agency of Education.

The study uses cost and outcome data from an initiative by Population Services International (PSI) in 3 townships of Myanmar in 2010 to promote an ORS-Zinc product called ORASEL.

Global Pulse, a new initiative by the United Nations, wants to leverage Big Data for global development.

The Bank's Mapping for Results initiative complements Open Data by adding a geospatial dimension.