Replacing traditional case-reporting surveillance methods with less labor-intensive data collection methods, such as regular population-based surveys, may be suitable for following trends and estimating disease (10 ).
A company can change its demand patterns in three ways, all of which may require intensive data collection and analysis.
Additional intensive data collection training was provided to field researchers before data collection.
For those who advocate such labor-intensive data schemes, the fate of the Mundaneum may offer a cautionary tale.
"Currently, the Service uses inefficient and labor-intensive data-processing and analysis systems to process and report intelligence information obtained at its foreign stations," the document reads.
Although seismic tomography has been used for many years in the oil industry, until recently its practicality in the mining industry has been limited because the processes involved interfered with mining productivity and were labor-intensive in terms of data collection and interpretation.
Because labor-intensive tasks such as data collection are commonly automated, the responsibilities that are left over require human intelligence.
Although our approach is much more labor-intensive in terms of data collection (i.e., the collection of symptoms instead of psychosis yes/no) the extra information appears to contribute to a valid assessment of family type.
While this new method can be rather labor intensive, the resulting data is more informative than traditional rolling velocity analysis.
Our hypothesis was that this surveillance was labor intensive and that the costs of data collection for the implementation of the surveillance would not be negligible for those village clinics.
They also require additional expertise to implement, and in the case of LUR, additional data collection, which can be labor intensive.
