Sentence examples for using data collected by from inspiring English sources
To examine whether graphical modeling is a potentially useful method for the study of human functioning using data collected by means of the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health ICFF).
Facility pneumonia surveillance using data collected by local healthcare workers provides a useful estimate of the epidemiology of childhood pneumonia but may underestimate incidence and severity.
For comparison with other websites using data collected by industry-accepted measurement and research companies.
This is why, in collaboration with Dr Noel Cowell from the University of the West Indies, I decided to conduct the largest piece of research of its kind to date, using data collected by Professor Ian Boxhill.
Stymied by the domestic airlines in trying to test a massive new computer system meant to identify people who are risks to civil aviation, the government is thinking of using data collected by European airlines instead, an official said on Sunday night.
The mechanism for the work is a computer model that, when completed by the end of next year, using data collected by Dr. Rankin and others, will provide what engineers say will be the most sophisticated analysis ever of how a harbor system actually works.
Gaps in existing research will be filled by Oxford University's National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit, which is conducting a study, to be published in 2009, using data collected by midwives across the country.
Ad Price Prediction's algorithm has been developed using data collected by PubMatic's ad optimization service over the past three years.
Several distribution channels via hubs were identified using data collected by a national survey (FAME project).
Using data collected by the SPPCS, any individual who had been accepted for care by the SPPCS was flagged on the YSRCCYP.
Using data collected by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAAA), the researchers found that at least 22,842 kilometers of the nation's ocean, estuary, bay, and tidal river shores are now "hardened" or artificially armored against the waves.
