Sentence examples for widen data from inspiring English sources
We are already working with national statistical offices and civil-society and research organizations to fill data gaps, widen data availability, and ensure that official data portrays reality within society.
However, future research ought to widen data collection within each immigrant community to include the views of community members who are perhaps more isolated from health and community support services, and whose perspectives and experiences may differ from those that are represented in our focus group data.
Against this cut-off, the protective odds ratio against hearing loss was stronger, 0.42 (0.21 to 0.82), although the absolute rates, 5.0% (12/242) and 10.8% (23/214) and absolute risk difference (−5.9%, 95% confidence interval −9.9%to−2.2%2%) did not widen (data not shown).
In the postmenopausal group (n = 587), results were similar in all analyses, though confidence intervals were somewhat widened (data not shown).
Future updates to and development of the database would benefit from collaboration with in-country sources such as volcano observatories, geosciences agencies and healthcare facilities to widen the data available and ensure data completeness.
But at the same time, it could be that Swaylo acquisition will help widen the data pool that PeopleBrowsr and Kred can use for its service — and that might come in handy if PeopleBrowsr loses or decides to drop the Twitter Firehose.
At high PCO2 values the differences widen, and data dispersion becomes even more marked.
To widen our data to subjects with different levels of depression, care was taken to include a population with a wide range of disorders and different levels of depressive severity, from none to severe.
To bridge the gap between psychosomatic factors and ED we conducted this study aiming to: a) replicate and widen previous data on the prevalence of psychosomatic syndromes on AN inpatients applying all twelve criteria on a large sample; b) divide the wide and heterogeneous AN group according to the DCPR syndromes and clinical variables using a cluster analysis.
Although the current study only has 100 participants, future work will allow for the team to improve their software and techniques with an ever-widening data set that will be the first of its kind.
Now, as Zuckerberg prepares to be grilled by U.S. lawmakers this week over his company's widening data breach and myriad scandals at home and abroad, activists and human rights groups in Myanmar are pointing to these hate-filled posts as proof that Facebook continues to fail at enforcing its own rules.
