Sentence examples for time collection of data from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, innovative and non invasive technologies such as the Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) allow the automatic real time collection of data, thus enabling the development of effective traceability systems.

We developed a hand-held data collection tool to facilitate real-time collection of data on the factors that affect hospital staff performance.

"This allows for real-time collection of data from around the world, providing better access to data from inside life sciences companies, as well as from the many partners they work with in the drug development process". Clinical trials - testing how a new drug works on people once you've tested it on animals - are a crucial part of this process.

Design and test the reliability of a web-based system for multicenter, real-time collection of data in the emergency department (ED), under waiver of authorization, in compliance with HIPAA.

These methods (often referred to as Syndromic Surveillance Systems) offer a real-time or near-real-time collection of data from a variety of sources, ideally in an automated manner which allows early identification of the spread and impact of emerging public health threats and better estimates of incidence in seasonal outbreaks.

At this time, collection of the data for July 2014 is still in progress.

The documents make clear the NSA has been able to obtain unilaterally both stored communications as well as real-time collection of raw data for the last six years, without the knowledge of users, who would assume their correspondence was private.

The cheap and simple use of this method has allowed, in a rather short time, a collection of data large enough to permit statistically valid data analyses.

According to Danish law no further approval was required at the time of collection of data.

During the time of collection of data in the NARA database for this study, such operations had already been performed in 48 different hospitals (Denmark: n = 14; Norway: n = 7; Sweden: n = 27).

We sought to investigate whether the time of collection of data for APACHE-II could influence its prognostic value, and to compare it with the more specific ATN-ISS score.