Sentence examples for potential for data collection from inspiring English sources

Advances in mobile technology have brought many great things to our world, but perhaps the greatest is a new potential for data collection and, only a bit behind that, ideas about what on earth to do with all that data.

This potential for data collection is why P3P is "if anything [creating] a loophole that users will give Web sites a lot of information and have no control over its use," says Barry Brown, director of North American Sales for the Paderborn, Germany-based Webwasher.com.

A common guideline was developed, outlining the key areas for assessment, potential methods for data collection and analysis, and proposing a common structure of the report.

Reddy et al. ([2010a]) presented a recruitment framework for identifying potential participants for data collections, and Juong-Sik and Hoh ([2010]) discussed an incentive mechanism for stimulating participatory sensing applications.

An International Advisory Committee advises on maximising the usefulness of the register for research purposes and on potential collaborations, harmonising opportunities for data collection with other international studies.

Criteria for data collection and potential sources of bias are discussed, including adequacy of price data.

After the interviews, the survey was modified and interviewers underwent a 5 hour training session to prepare for data collection and potential interview challenges.

This paper describes the methods used for data collection, and discusses potential selectiveness of patient recruitment.

An additional potential bias might be differences in strategies for data collection in the three counties.

In addition, the relatively short period for data collection and the potential effect of selection bias were considered to influence the results and limit generalization.

For a proper interpretation of data from drug utilization studies it is essential to take into account the characteristics of the instruments used for data collection, and their potential impact on the validity of the estimates for different pharmacological groups and across settings.