Sentence examples for restraint of data from inspiring English sources

However, a restraint of data aggregation over time is that calculated estimates will not reflect the most current and up to date conditions, rather they are more indicative of the mid-point of the period spanning the years over which data was aggregated.

Sociodemographic characteristics of the study sample as well as physical restraint use by methods of data collection were examined using descriptive analysis.

In a retrospective design we included data from paper-based protocols on all episodes of restraint and data from electronic patient records during 2008 2010 in all acute adolescent psychiatric in-patient units in Norway (N=16).

More than half of these were allegations of physical assault or "inappropriate restraint", Freedom of Information data reveals.

The aim of this work is to derive from interface predictions a set of optimal restraints for data-driven docking.

The aim of this work is to derive from interface predictions a set of optimal restraints for data-driven docking using HADDOCK.

Thus, despite its known shortcomings, Penh appears to integrate several physiological endpoints in a wholly non-invasive manner so that non-specific functional changes can be readily identified without restraint of rats over long data-collection periods.

A recent literature review of the incidence of seclusion and restraint comparing data from 12 countries concludes that available data suggest there are major differences among them in the percentage of patients subjected to coercion and the duration of coercive interventions [ 22].

Unadjusted rates of five MHQIs based on the DSI, CPS, and restraints showed substantial variation among facilities in both sets of data.

Regarding rater effects, we could examine these for adolescent participants only due to practical restraints of the collected data.

Mice were acclimated in the restraint, and data were collected for a period of 10 sec per mouse.