However, when it comes to the issue of practicality, the data of PU and SU can still collide.
The primary foci of this study include assessment of: 1) the effect size of the intervention to power a larger study, 2) feasibility, 3) practicality of data collection procedures, 4) measurement adequacy, and 5) the ability to implement.
To maximise practicality and data retrieval from diverse global contacts, we focused on dietary fats and oils with probable or convincing evidence of aetiological effects on chronic diseases (for example, we did not gather data on monounsaturated fats, which have differing relations with risk when derived from animal versus plant sources 60).
First of all, in order to enhance the reality or practicality of our data model, we collected materials which are actually used at four general tertiary hospitals in Korea.
We studied endoscopists' attitudes to and the practicality of this data being published.
Compared to multi-group power calculation with summary statistics, which becomes unpractical when the number of groups is large, the practicality of exact data simulation is unaffected by the number of groups in the analysis.
Our recent transparency investigation, undertaken by John Biggs for our oversight committee, set out the need – and practicalities – of making data more open.
But the government's white paper on individual electoral registration, published in June, does not provide details of the practicalities of how data should be treated.
He was thus an instrumental advisor and collaborator with expertise on practicalities of the data.
This paper contributes to the literature on the feasibility and practicalities of accelerometer data collection in population studies, specifically in the context of rapid baseline data collection in the natural experimental setting.
