Sentence examples for using early data and from inspiring English sources

The authors emphasized that they were using early data and "there are uncertainties about all aspects of this outbreak".

The goal of this study was to develop methods for comparing nasal resistance computed by computational fluid dynamics (CFD) models with patient-reported symptoms of NAO using early data from a 4-year prospective study.

It is unclear why, both in this study and in previous research in London using earlier data, 50 51 female cyclists in central London seem to be at greater risk from heavy goods vehicles.

Direct regressions of chemical species in time-series models were limited either to a few chemical components that explained a substantial amount of PM2.5 mass (Peng et al. 2009) or to the analysis of multiple cities using earlier data.

A study including data collected up until the end of December 2010 indicated that for those living in the study area, being Mozambican was not a risk factor for mortality (24); this contrasted with studies using earlier data which indicated that those of Mozambican origin had a higher risk of death (39, 40).

In addition, this innovative adaptive trial design similar to Battle Trial will enable researchers to use early data from one set of patients to guide decisions about which treatments might be more useful for patients later in the trial, and eliminate ineffective treatments more quickly.

In creating the framework, the researchers used earlier data they gathered on rodents as well as previous research evaluating the moods of sheep and pigs when placed in different environments.

To investigate whether the anti-CII antibodies define a different subset of RA we used earlier data on the same cohort [ 11] to correlate with the ACPA response.

Imputation of genotypes while combining different data sets can be a very powerful method, and has identified susceptibility loci using early scan data.

This makes it difficult to predict the spatiotemporal evolution of afterslip using only the early data and the assumptions of the simple model used here.

Mead et al. published the first estimates in 1999 in Emerging Infectious Diseases (24 ) using early active surveillance data from FoodNet and data from other sources.