Sentence examples for more than data collection from inspiring English sources

Sustaining the progress we've made in New Jersey — and overcoming persistent racial profiling problems elsewhere — requires more than data collection and federal supervision.

Data in Finland and Sweden were collected in the late 70's, which is on average more than 15 years earlier than data collection in the other countries.

As we argued more than twenty years ago [ 92], a surveillance system is more than a data collection system – it requires the ability to interpret and act on the information as part of an inherently iterative monitoring function.

The unique characteristic of the field study approach is that the researcher collects data in the participants' natural setting and uses more than one data collection method, one of which is usually observation, to attempt to understand the phenomena in question [ 23- 25].

Using more than one data collection techniques and presenting aligned with the framework; teaching methods, materials and assessment.

What emerged was the National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON), a unique string of more than 100 data collection stations spread from Alaska to Puerto Rico.

Using such a flexible semantic structure SAIL can accommodate parameters from several vocabularies and store relations between them enabling searches that span across more than one data collection as well as for samples only partially matching the search term.

40 46485556 48 55 56 The study designs varied: 16 studies held focus groups, 6 interviewed individual participants and 1 was an ethnographic study, 54 with some studies using more than one data collection method.

Lavis et al [ 12] conclude that there is a paucity of sound research in this field, arguing that the yield of research is neither plentiful, rigorous (more than one data collection method) nor consistent (in the factors identified across studies as influencing evidence use).

The selected time period was chosen as this was the commencement time for EDIS at this centre, enabling more accurate data collection than the previous system.

Cohort studies generally require more extensive data collection than one-off surveys, as well as the provision of identifying details and a long-term commitment to follow-up.