Sentence examples for the basis of data recorded from inspiring English sources
The paper illustrates main features and implementation issues of a performance monitoring system which, on the basis of data recorded during normal operation, is able to detect the presence of anomalies, to investigate causes and to propose strategies of action.
On the basis of data recorded in HUSK during 1997-99, wereere able to apply the following risk algorithms, which are all intended for risk stratification for primary prevention of CVD: The Framingham risk algorithm published in 1991 predicts the ten year risk for all kinds of coronary events, fatal and non-fatal [ 1].
On the basis of data records, three outcome variables were created and dichotomized as "yes" (indicating the provision of one or more diagnostic tests, patient education, and preventive services) versus "no".
An application to the study of cattle behavior on pasture on the basis of the data recorded with the IMU of iPhones 4S is exemplified.
Cost of initial treatment was specified as the combination of the cost of diagnosis and the cost of treatment, which was calculated on the basis of data collected from medical records of individual patients.
On the basis of data from the second update round, 56 deaths were recorded in the SEACO sub-districts over the period between June 2012 and September 2014.
The results help to predict evapotranspiration while there is only one or there are two/three weather variations for the study area on the basis of recorded data.
On the basis of experimentally recorded data, we calculated the values of absorption coefficient.
The selection of wards for participation in this study was on the basis of high recorded falls rates (from local data).
Individual-yield crop insurance is the most widely used and has usually been priced on the basis of long-term loss data recorded by insurance companies or long-term individual yield records.
Country of origin was assigned on the basis of self reported ethnicity/country of origin data recorded routinely on admission to hospitals in the Auckland region.
