Sentence examples for needed data on the from inspiring English sources

To test his speculations, he needed data on the masses of stars, potentially available from eclipsing binary stars.

Investigators have used retrospective and prospective study designs to provide much needed data on the extent of risk reduction after prophylactic oophorectomy and mastectomy in women at increased risk for breast and ovarian cancer.

Whether this additional information is of such a magnitude that it could justify remapping some of these complex landscapes at larger scales is an economic decision; our study provides much needed data on the magnitude of information gained by mapping soilscapes at larger scales.

Whatever the outcome, the Finnish experiment seems a clear step towards testing universal basic income and providing some much needed data on the idea.

The first aim of this paper was to provide much needed data on the disclosure of HIV positive status to male and female partners of MSMW.

In doing so this trial will provide much needed data on the efficacy of self management interventions with respect to clinical and psychological outcomes that can inform clinical practice and health care services.

To estimate the progression rates of adenoma carcinoma sequence and direct transition to de novo cancer, one needs data on the first examination of colonoscopy because patients detected with adenoma or invasive carcinoma in the first examination were not confounded by treatment.

Strictly speaking, in order to detect the fate of ancestral transcription factor-target interaction pairs after duplications, one would need data on the transcriptional network of the pre-duplication ancestor of S.cerevisiae.

Satellite and aircraft observations have measured the changing areas of ice sheets, but researchers need data on the changing heights, or elevations, to calculate their mass.

When the canopy is not fully ventilated, the wet bulb approach requires a reduction of leaf area index to the upper, more ventilated parts of the canopy, needing data on the vertical leaf area distribution, which is seldom-available.

The latter depends on the frequency of production in an archive and for this, we need data on the frequency of production, as discussed in "Frequency of document use at the National Archives, Kew".