Sentence examples for scrutinising the data from inspiring English sources

JK and RL contributed in scrutinising the data extraction.

The second type of triangulation involved searching for potential patterns in terms of continuity or change in the collected material by scrutinising the data collected with the same method but at different points in time during the data-collection period.

"So ultimately, before you mark on anything quantitative, you have to make sure you have scrutinised the data and have certainty with what you are doing, because the risk is very high".

Green Alliance, praised in November as an "immensely important" thinktank by Osborne's cabinet colleague Oliver Letwin, scrutinised the data in the Treasury's infrastructure pipeline, which collates all public and private investments over £50m.

The Guardian has built a unique database on theguardian.com allowing the public to scrutinise the data, which itemise the bills incurred in every government department for every programme from the Olympics to the Ministry of Defence, and from the public-sector wage bill to £100m spent on averting a flu pandemic last year.

Mr Lansley said the NHS Medical Director, Professor Sir Bruce Keogh, had been asked to launch a review into PIP breast implants and scrutinise the data.

Open coding was used to scrutinise the data line-by-line to identify open codes.

Two researchers (SP and KF) scrutinised the data and constructed a coding frame.

15 This process required the remaining authors (AG and AM) to scrutinise the data to justify the findings.

To further control for bias, an expert team randomly scrutinised the data for the results of the study team that was blinded, and had the final decision.

In qualitative research with small numbers we are not looking for statistical significance but we did scrutinise the data to see if there were any obvious patterns.