Sentence examples for painstaking data from inspiring English sources

The new analysis, though preliminary, is derived from one of the more comprehensive and painstaking data sets yet gathered of marriage and reproduction patterns in a non-Western culture.

Coord has performed the same painstaking data normalization for toll roads (there are more than 200 of them, and almost all use their own proprietary data format, which required the company to integrate with all of them) as well as bike sharing (dozens of providers across the country).

That includes painstaking analysis of data that was radioed during the descent or recovered from a box in the wreckage; pieces of the leading edge gathered by searchers marching shoulder to shoulder over a 300-mile swath of Texas, found to be burned to the sharpness of a knife edge and spattered with melted metal; and computer enhancements of liftoff video.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6882/13/181/prepub The authors would like to thank all the students who have worked on the database, and given their time and attention to the painstaking process of data extraction and keyword entry.

Finally, invaluable and painstaking analysis of the data I thank Glen McPherson, and for the huge job of assisting with data entry and original project report preparation and design from which this paper was derived, I especially thank Catherine Bone.

Gathering the data requires painstaking care.

Because of the vast calculations, the researchers had to keep painstaking track of the data.

For this study we focused on the manual checking and painstaking screening of initial data.

The paper's relatively simple data required painstaking efforts to obtain, he says, and no doubt the results will be widely used as a reference, "providing us with a kind of state of the world of crop diversity at the beginning of the 21st century".

For 10 years, the National Institute for Early Education Research, a non-partisan research center at Rutgers University, has taken painstaking effort to gather data on publicly funded preschool from all 50 states and Washington, D.C.

But a painstaking re-analysis of the data from last year has found that what appeared to be Higgs traces, like strange footprints on the snow, may have been caused by random superpositions of ordinary particles.