Sentence examples for objective of collecting from inspiring English sources

The Epilepsy Phenome/Genome Project (EPGP) is a large-scale, multi-institutional, collaborative network of 27 epilepsy centers throughout the U.S., Australia, and Argentina, with the objective of collecting detailed phenotypic and genetic data on a large number of epilepsy participants.

The World Health Organization (WHO) initiated Project Atlas with the objective of collecting, compiling and disseminating relevant information on health-care resources in countries.

The UAH-DriveSet is an open dataset obtained by the driving monitoring app "DriveSafe" with the objective of collecting driving data in different environments using smartphones sensors alone.

Given that often the ultimate objective of collecting PRMs is to combine them with other important clinical data, the ability to do so with ease and in real time is a considerable benefit.

Earlier this year, the University Archives curated "'As Far As Possible from Forgetfulness': The Trinity College Historical Society". Precursor to the University Archives, the Society was established in 1892, with the objective of collecting material illustrative of the history of North Carolina and the South.

As depicted by Figure 1 illustrating the architecture proposed by Akyildiz et al. in [1], a WSN is a network communicating using a many-to-one model with a number of sensor nodes scattered into a target observation area with objective of collecting and routing data to the end users via a single sink node also called base station.

The objective of this study was to compare objective and subjective methods of collecting exposure time data for hand arm vibration (HAV) and whole-body vibration (WBV), and to evaluate the impact of inaccurate exposure times' on the calculation of the average vibration exposure over an 8 h working day A 8).

They emphasise the goal, common to both sides of the debate, of collecting objective data.

3D motion analysis represents a method of collecting objective, accurate and repeatable gait data, however the high cost of equipment inhibits its widespread use in routine clinical practice.

We did not collect data on energy intake in this study because of the difficulties of collecting objective dietary data in a population-based study.

We were successful in using wrist-actigraphy as a means of collecting objective measures of sleep patterns among Chilean Patagonian children with disabilities (eg, 97.6% of children completed the 7-day data collection protocol).