Sentence examples for ongoing data on from inspiring English sources

The automatic uploading of completed surveys provided ongoing data on interview start time, end time, and time taken to complete each survey.

MATS can provide ongoing data on temporal and geographic changes in MenB epidemiology, and potential development of escape mutant strains as a result of selective pressure from vaccination.

In 2008, the World Health Organisation (WHO) childhood obesity surveillance initiative commenced in Ireland and this initiative will provide ongoing data on the height and weight of Irish children aged 7 [ 13].

At defined intervals (initial, 1, 3, and 6 months, 1 year and annually for 5 years total) we will re-administer questionnaires, clinical, respiratory, and serum tests to collect ongoing data on the inmates' current health status as noted above.

Collection of follow-up data on morbidity is still ongoing; data on cardiovascular morbidity were available for 2,474 patients (65%) and data on progression of renal disease for 2,594 patients (69%).

In future research, and based on ongoing data collection on policies and regulations towards the private health sector across Africa, we hope to examine how public policy can improve the effectiveness of the private health sector in meeting broader national health goals.

ACLED recorded over 80 000 individual events through early 2014, with ongoing data collection focused on Africa.

These guidelines are largely the result of discussions among the participants of the developing countries working group during the International HVP Planning and Implementation meetings in May 2008 and 2010, respectively, coming from a wide range of developed and developing countries and extended, based on ongoing data documentation efforts in these countries.

Here, we define three node failure types based on the consequences a node breakdown may have on an ongoing data transmission.

Considering that both WiMAX and LTE technologies allow the dynamic configuration of the uplink-to-downlink ratio, dynamic decisions on adjusting the ratio in RRH (ONU-BS) devices enable better resource allocation in cells and MANET areas based on the ongoing data traffic conditions.

We argue that finding common ground among researchers and practitioners requires coordinating ongoing data collection efforts, a greater focus on linking data collection to relevant indicators for sustainable agricultural production, and more attention to the analysis of combined datasets, rather than on the collection of new data on new indicators.