Sentence examples for limited data based from inspiring English sources
We therefore analyzed limited data based on the blindness registry in Jing-An diShanghai, Chinai, China.
11– 13 Generally, there are limited data based on randomized controlled studies, so only general recommendations have been proposed for the management of BTCP (Table 2).
Strategies to develop convex set models for limited data based on super-ellipsoids with minimum volume and Nataf's transformation based method are proposed.
This article provided an estimate of the lower fractile of material strength from limited data based upon the sample size and the smallest, middle and largest values of the test data.
Limited data based mainly on case reports of treatment of acetaminophen overdose in pregnancy suggest that NAC may also be safely administered during pregnancy (Wilkes et al. 2005).
In this investigation it is assumed that model effects in additive modelling of height-diameter curves which are unfeasible and too wiggly from an expert point of view are a result of quantitatively or qualitatively limited data bases.
Since, this study aims to estimate the potential evapotranspiration for 31 provinces of Iran using average data of 181 synoptic stations and by three T-based formula, T/RH-based formula, and T/RH/u-based formula to estimate the potential evapotranspiration in limited data conditions based on the weather conditions of each province.
To that end, this effort proposes a methodology, which integrates limited data with science based modeling, so that the uncertainty is represented adequately.
There are limited data from studies based on circuits used in adult patients.
These guidelines are not required when sufficient data are available to derive vulnerability estimates (e.g., earthquake vulnerability assessment), but are vital in volcanology where there are limited data to base vulnerability estimates on.
However, this guideline was established for damage rather than functional loss, and for when there is limited data to base vulnerability estimates on (i.e. not accounting for detailed empirical studies).
