Sentence examples for reasonable data collection from inspiring English sources

Reasonable data collection and research analysis have been conducted for surface waters by joint governmental institutions and non-governmental bodies.

Thailand, a middle income country with reasonable data collection system had been successful in producing national level BOD assessment [ 18- 20].

The challenge is to bridge the gap between a serious estimation of impacts and a reasonable effort of data collection for those who apply for funding.

In a letter to Nevada County planning officials, Mr. Callaway said politics, not science, was driving the decision about "what is a reasonable amount of data collection". He balked at providing a blank check for more well water studies.

Grant makers, professional organizations, research journals, publishers, and other entities in the research field increasingly stress the ethics as well as societal and practical benefits of data sharing, and require researchers to do so within a reasonable time after data collection ends.

But I continue to believe that reasonable limits on data collection and retention are a necessary first line of protection for consumers," she added.

But I continue to believe that reasonable limits on data collection and retention are a necessary first line of protection for consumers," she added.

However, when a more complex format is required, reasonable additional expenditure on data collection tools may result in an improved cost-benefit ratio.

Streamlining of patient visits and the minimization of paperwork as used by both AMPATH and MSF can [ 19] prevent disruptions in patients' ART at the reasonable expense of limited data collection.

Benefit costs have been defined in this manner to ensure a reasonable level of consistency among data collection methodologies employed by the various insurers.

As far as we know, the government argued that the data collection was reasonable under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, and the court — hearing no objections, since nobody was there to object — agreed.