Sentence examples for using existing data and from inspiring English sources
The aim is to develop methods that will be useful for modeling and comparing intervention strategies using existing data and standard statistical methods.
The resulting maps were tested using existing data and the factors were improved using an iterative procedure until a good agreement was reached.
The aims of this study were to model the relationship between diameter growth rate and tree size using existing data, and to determine the influences of within-stand competition, local climate and soil parent material on growth rates.
Our analysis highlights the challenges of assessing trade-offs using existing data and valuation schemes, and the difficulty of paying for and legislating biodiversity co-benefits and safeguards within a future REDD+ mechanism.
The sample size was estimated based on the hypothesized effect sizes using existing data, and the likely rates of study drop-out (20%%).
For this reason, we also adopted a simulation approach, using existing data and methods to simulate realistic GWAS samples under various disease models.
The research, published in Nature, uses existing data and relies on fewer assumptions than current approaches.
Four different data collection techniques were used: Existing data and documents, open-ended interviews (four students, three family members, three teachers, and other professionals from the school community), a communicative focus group with teachers, and communicative observations.
Because they use existing data and can predict accurately they offer the clinician a window on past and present behaviors, as well as a view of how to customize treatment for optimal future behaviors.
To understand the economic cost and burden of dengue in the Philippines, we used existing data and expert opinion to estimate the number of dengue cases and aggregate direct medical costs in the Philippines for 2008 2012.
This analysis aimed to use existing data and scenario tree modelling to provide an improved understanding of the sensitivity of AFP surveillance among children aged less than 15 years in Australia.
