Sentence examples for tracking and process from inspiring English sources

There are three primary sources of individual level data for this study: 1) MHCP administrative data for both pre- and post-randomization periods, 2) participant questionnaire data from baseline and follow-up surveys, and 3) the intervention database (intervention tracking and process data).

To assess whether any of them could be progenies of the hemangioblast, we fixed the embryos immediately after time-lapse tracking and processed them for anti-GFP antibody staining, followed by paraffin sectioning of each embryo.

This has brought out the need of designing and implementing appropriate receivers in order to track and process this kind of signals in real-time to avoid the storage of huge volumes of raw data.

This cooperative tracking applies two hidden Markov processes (tracking and occlusion processes) for each target in each view.

The crux of the issue is that collecting data on refugees has traditionally been the domain of humanitarian organisations, on the one hand, as they sought to address immediate needs, and national asylum and immigration systems, on the other hand, as they tracked and processed claims.

Reznor sampled excerpts from guitar tracks and processed them to the point of randomness and expression.

Furthermore, the proposed intelligent approach explores distributive and central traceable stream mechanism in assessing the most critical traceable events for tracking and tracing process.

First conceived of in late 2013 and soft launched in 2015, Labstep has set out to digitise the lab experiment tracking and sharing process, and in turn give scientific research a major leg up.

Then, he tracked product and process innovations at the firm -- including an improved air conditioning system and a better system for glass installation.

This is because tracking and mapping processes can be done by using obtained depth maps.

Image sequences were analysed using custom-written automated tracking software, and processed using a self-calibrating bundle adjustment procedure to determine the subject's instantaneous 3-dimensional position.