Sentence examples for judging data from inspiring English sources

Whether the molecule or the name should be trusted preferentially, and if there are conflicts within either of these, which source has precedence, means that each data collection needs a complex and elaborate policy for judging data quality.

Some companies fear that proprietary data from one application will be used to judge data in another.

I commend Conrad and Becker (2011) for frankly discussing the criteria by which to judge data quality in chemical risk assessment.

A 'star system' was used to judge data quality based on three broad perspectives: selection, comparability and outcome of interest for case-control studies.

This analysis will be done by an independent data and safety monitoring committee that will not be aware of the allocation of treatment or placebo when they judge data on effectiveness.

This analysis will be done by an independent data and safety monitoring committee that will not be aware of the allocation of pessary or no treatment when they judge data on effectiveness.

This analysis will be done by an independent data and safety monitoring committee, which will not be aware of the allocation of sensor or routine control when they judge data on effectiveness.

They will be unaware of treatment allocation when they judge data on effectiveness and safety and will compare these against the stopping rules outlined in the terms of reference.

All of our indicators, except for average daily traffic count, come from publicly available national databases; we judge data availability for the same or similar indicators to be high.

Along the same lines, figures that are cropped to a degree that makes it impossible to judge data quality, or that are composed of a dozen down-scaled and now stamp-sized pictures that have lost much of their initial high resolution, are not an uncommon phenomenon these days, even in high impact print journals.

Judging by data produced by Nielsen Media Research and commissioned by Gemstar, the guide seems exceptionally effective in driving people to the programs being advertised.