Sentence examples for using measures collected from inspiring English sources

These findings and results from Proyecto ESCUDO will be used to inform cost-effectiveness analyses, using measures collected from both police and PWID in sensitivity analyses.

Additionally, studies using measures collected in real time, also referred to as ecologic momentary assessment techniques, may be limited in sample size and duration because of event-based and time-based designs (17).

Our analysis uses measures collected by the National Health and Aging Trends Study (NHATS), which assessed frailty using the physical frailty phenotype.

We estimated LAD-level deprivation using the 2004 Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) in England, which estimated domains of deprivation using measures predominantly collected close to the time of our case ascertainment periods (see table 1).

The accuracy of the linear estimators, which are calibrated using measured data collected from the air-conditioning system during testing and balancing, is examined using data collected from a full-scale air-conditioning system.

The achievable range and performance has been investigated using measured data collected in controlled and realistic environments.

Note that for INT, we used only measures collected at the time of screening for eligibility for the trial to exclude the treatment effect, so that the sample could be considered as a replication dataset.

This leads to the dilemma of using measures of whooping cough collected in large prospective cohorts, which may rely on historic data or retrospectively self-reported history of whooping cough from a time when whooping cough was more common.

The WHO algorithm used here allows for use of measures collected from a clinical interview and a non-invasive pelvic examination; it was modified to make diagnoses of vaginal infections only, rather than both vaginal and cervical infections (i.e. N. gonorrhoeae and C. trachomatis) (Fig.  1).

The field of nutrition economics is now in a comparable situation of 'information gap period', and there is a need to start actively engaging key stakeholders to collect data, using measures that decision-makers will recognise.

This was explored using baseline cognitive measures collected in the ongoing Memory in Diabetes (MIND) substudy of the Action to Control Cardiovascular Risk in Diabetes (ACCORD) trial.