Sentence examples for merits of the data from inspiring English sources

The F.D.A. granted marketing approval for Claritin based on the merits of the data submitted by Schering-Plough.

The merits of the data include, among other factors, a high rate of subject follow-up through 1 year (93%; n = 92/99).

The vigour of surveillance data collection should balance the workload, the merits of the collected data, and system-responsiveness to emerging signals [ 12].

Given these factors, we believe the achieved amount of explained variance merits publication of the data.

The comparison of myoglobin omit maps suggests that the SR data are perhaps somewhat better, but more systematic studies will be needed to understand the relative merits of the different data sets.

If the use of mitochondrial DNA and in particular somatic mitochondrial genome mutations has important utility and medical merit, much of the data requires critical follow-up from a pseudogene perspective.

Together, these data provide insight into the processes of I. scapularis and B. burgdorferi establishment, the emergence of B. burgdorferi in the Canadian environment, and the merit of these data for identifying emerging regions of endemic LD risk to inform the public health community.

The authors have the merit of readjusting the data available on blood H2S concentrations.

It then outlines the desk-based methodology for the study before assessing with reference to examples from GSV Fukushima the merits and limitations of the data set for charting post-disaster recovery.

Finally, in recognition of the importance of having a strong physical basis underpinning non-market valuation techniques, this paper critically assesses the merits of the most appropriate data sources for future environmental economists working in a geothermal context.

The merit of the census data is that it includes a large sample of immigrants from a wide range of countries, along with information on a comprehensive set of demographic and labor market variables for a nationally representative sample of individuals6.