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1 ation and outcome using fMRI (planned before data collection).

2 wedish registries for patient enrollment and data collection.

3 ld have decreased ENFD was formulated before data collection.

4 lectron microscopy by employing tilts during data collection.

5 sex marriage during the full period of YRBSS data collection.

6 ral features is realized in real time during data collection.

7 importance of effective national systems for data collection.

8 The hypothesis was formulated before data collection.

9 dies that offer opportunities for additional data collection.

10 nd social environment, and modern methods of data collection.

11 All hypotheses tested were formulated before data collection.

12 sessing orientation distributions to improve data collection.

13 ures and diseases enable refined accuracy of data collection.

14 ions of the world may also lead to excessive data collection.

15 sent challenges to population-representative data collection.

16 potheses being tested were formulated before data collection.

17 A study protocol was finalized before data collection.

18 hod, with coding conducted concurrently with data collection.

19 ragg data, using best practices for standard data collection.

20 ated to interventions as prespecified before data collection.

21 standardized script and mobile touch-screen data collection.

22 ased superalloy, at a speed much faster than data collection.

23 ld have decreased ENFD was formulated before data collection.

24 the need to target these processes in future data collection.

25 The hypothesis was tested during data collection.

26 als are learning that reversals occur during data collection.

27 en all useful data and the practicalities of data collection.

28 mental advances are accelerating the pace of data collection.

29 rk can serve as a framework for guiding such data collection.

30 Hypotheses were formulated before data collection.

31 different data definitions and by errors in data collection.

32 xpectations highlight several principles for data collection.

33 The hypothesis was formulated before data collection.

34 pose a serious challenge regarding efficient data collection.

35 inclusion criteria and were taken through to data collection.

36 ack of standardization of case reporting and data collection.

37 ithm) software, adjusted for age at baseline data collection.

38 nly descriptive studies using interviews for data collection.

39 ly one of the tools available for linguistic data collection.

40 timized confocal microscopy, and accelerated data collection.

41 storage of arbitrary types of large genomic data collections.

42 ment large-scale household or administrative data collections.

43 consistent levels across three longitudinal data collections.

44 lel with the recent explosion of the size of data collections.

45 Four PROs questionnaires were utilized for data collection: (1) Multidimensional Scale of Perceived

46 Columbia multiple sclerosis database (BCMS; data collection 1980-96) who met the same eligibility cr

47 epresentative German sample with 19 waves of data collection (1995-2013) to estimate effects of betwe

48 cross-sectional design involving 3 waves of data collection (2000-2009).

49 Three waves of biannual data collection (2004-2009) in a New Zealand longitudina

50 Baseline data collection (2006-2010) included measurements of GS

51 tocols, outcomes, resource-use measures, and data collection across the trials and specified all anal

52 separate population rather than perform new data collection activities.

53 e argue for the utility of more standardized data collection, adopting a connectomics approach to und

54 n number and sophistication with advances in data collection, analysis, and communication.

55 e in the attainable signal to noise ratio of data collection and an increase in the number of detecte

56 care were developed as part of simultaneous data collection and analysis during qualitative research

57 stage of the study informing decisions about data collection and analysis in the next.

58 ations for improving data systems, enhancing data collection and analysis methods, and strengthening

59 Data collection and analysis occurred from February 16 t

60 (Exact dates are not available because the data collection and analysis processes were iterative.).

61 The data collection and analysis took place from January 201

62 Data collection and analysis were performed from Februar

63 urity, insufficient resources and skills for data collection and analysis, and absence of validated m

64 nical research, managed clinical studies and data collection and analysis, and curated data sets have

65 use of additional efforts, the complexity of data collection and analysis, and the additional burden

66 nologies for large-scale electron microscopy data collection and analysis, and through saturated reco

67 A narrative approach was used for data collection and analysis.

68 5 min for sample preparation, and 10 min for data collection and analysis.

69 The study used grounded theory to inform data collection and analysis.

70 gy will allow for more efficient large-scale data collection and analysis.

71 ging experiments in brain slices and enhance data collection and analysis.

72 We also apply common data collection and analytical techniques in the field a

73 "big data," the advent of more sophisticated data collection and analytical tools, and the increased

74 ements for additional noninvasive methods of data collection and automatic analysis of natural gestur

75 or and the sensory systems structure sensory data collection and cooperate to achieve an efficient in

76 up-to-date literature and pan-cancer genomic data collection and curation), data types (noncoding RNA

77 The CEBS database has two main components: data collection and data delivery.

78 A2 mutation carrier status using prospective data collection and demonstrate the potential importance

79 This retrospective case series included data collection and explorations made in a single referr

80 lly improves efficiency and accessibility to data collection and facilitates analysis of human genes

81 Retrospective data collection and heterogeneity of pathologic specimen

82 sign and troubleshooting, and flexibility in data collection and intervention application to meet the

83 ng the Systematic Review Data Repository for data collection and management.

84 Data collection and medical management were based on sta

85 ata that guides further experimental design, data collection and model refinement.

86 at all stages of a study, including design; data collection and monitoring; data analyses and archiv

87 mplete session from grid preparation through data collection and processing takes 5-15 d for an indiv

88 oordinated treatment protocols, and regional data collection and reporting, we were able to increase

89 is framework by applying it to other genomic data collection and sharing endeavors.

90 dological limitations included retrospective data collection and small study populations.

91 ization, likely due in part to the burden of data collection and the complexity of incorporation into

92 Intervention teams had no role in data collection and the data collection teams were not i

93 Short times of data collection and the fact that the technique can be a

94 provide clarity to the research community on data collection and trial design.

95 The year of cultivar release, country of data collection and type of O3 exposure used were all im

96 (41.5%) completed 4 of the 7 days of motion data collection, and 4552 individuals (9.3%) completed a

97 Standardized staining, data collection, and automated gating can increase power

98 ndations for assessment of disease severity, data collection, and endpoint definitions.

99 -based protocols, telecommunicator training, data collection, and feedback, in 2 regional dispatch ce

100 s to adjust for censorship due to the end of data collection, and found that 8 years after testing po

101 tion to sponsor organizations and hospitals, data collection, and guidance on key technical and socio

102 Nonetheless, its efficiency of data collection, and its ability to produce fine-scale,

103 ent factors should be prioritized for future data collection, and more stringent guidance on acceptab

104 in lengthy design-build-test cycles, minimal data collection, and poor quantitative characterization.

105 cific analyses to guide resource allocation, data collection, and programme planning.

106 agnostic guideline, study setting, method of data collection, and sample size.

107 e clinical diagnosis, observational research data collection, and the definitions of outcome measures

108 ndations for assessment of disease severity, data collection, and updated endpoint definitions.

109 Second, strategies for data collection are available to sustain very high rates

110 e recognition of the need for more efficient data collection, are urgently needed to advance ABDD and

111 Experts defined "data collection" as the act of capturing and reporting c

112 g community has made significant advances in data collection, assimilating heterogeneous data steams

113 during a 2-year period, with assessment and data collection at 6, 12, and 24 months.

114 ace between November 2002 and November 2004; data collection at age 16 years took place between Febru

115 Data collection at age 8 years took place between Novemb

116 Following a 1-month data collection at all participating hospitals, a transf

117 Routine surgical data collection at both the health facility and househol

118 Data collection at each facility included interviews wit

119 Data collection at each site took 12 months.

120 o be routinely employed for room-temperature data collection at synchrotrons.

121 Data collection began in 2010 and is ongoing.

122 ations may be a valid alternative with lower data collection burden.

123 The hypothesis was generated after data collection but prior to data analysis.

124 e size, income classification, and method of data collection, but not with gender.

125 Massive data collection by businesses and governments calls into

126 Most participants agreed to additional data collection by means of annual surveys and periodic

127 In Montreal, Canada, a data-collection campaign was conducted across three seas

128 The entire data collection can be visualized within the 3D scene vi

129 However, ceiling effects and burden of data collection can limit use.

130 that stroke registries need to expand their data collection capacity to provide a better understandi

131 e different quantities of food consumed, and data collection challenges given the difficult environme

132 tive Practice and Organisation of Care Group data collection checklist to extract relevant data at th

133 between October 2010 and October 2012, with data collection completed by December 2014.

134 al coast between July 2011 and May 2015 with data collection completed in May 2016.

135 om February 11, 2014, to June 30, 2016, with data collection completed in October 2016.

136 he breadth of data produced by NTP, the CEBS data collection component is an integrated relational de

137 Data collection concluded December 9, 2013.

138 Methodological advances in data collection (concurrent prospective disease surveill

139 We describe how further data collection could reduce uncertainty in estimates.

140 ents discontinued study treatment before the data collection cutoff on Oct 16, 2014.

141 Web-based data collection daily at each center to record relevant

142 The system can be used as a citizen science data collection device, research equipment for professio

143 double-blind, randomized clinical trial with data collection during a brief hospital stay in a tertia

144 PRETATION: After analysing extensive primary data collection during roll-out, we found that Xpert int

145 Data collection during the short-term follow-up period w

146 Materials and Methods Data collection during the study period was part of a ho

147 d Ho demonstrate order of magnitude gains in data collection efficiency using this novel type backend

148 e present the results of an extensive global data collection effort whereby we estimated rainfall ero

149 is of 23 Infinium data sets from 13 distinct data collection efforts; these empirical evaluations sho

150 This novel method of data collection enabled the determination of kinematics

151 Data collection ended in October 2016.

152 tatus (yes vs no), and preferred language of data collection (English vs non-English).

153 The feasibility of consent and data collection entirely on a smartphone, the use of mac

154 rapy trials, to ensure consistent design and data collection, facilitate the ongoing collection of tr

155 ine diagnostic use and re-analysis of legacy data collections feasible; to this end, we also propose

156 mate stabilizes around the null with ongoing data collection, findings may be reassuring for both cli

157 Data collection focused on the type of activities and ro

158 Users can query these data collections focusing on end points of interest such

159 ndardizes the interpretation, reporting, and data collection for imaging examinations in patients at

160 s for Oncology (third edition) have improved data collection for lymphoma subtypes in most European c

161 If it is done well, data collection for systematic reviews only needs to be

162 Data collection for the present study was conducted betw

163 The data collection for this analysis on systemic vascular d

164 Recruitment and data collection for this study were conducted at the Uni

165 With the advent of large scale biological data collection for various diseases, data analysis pipe

166 ur results emphasize the importance of local data collection for water safety management and measurem

167 d form, or alternatively a simple electronic data collection form, containing a minimum dataset comme

168 Using a predesigned data collection form, we extracted information about stu

169 2 independent reviewers using a predesigned data collection form.

170 electronic record system using standardized data collection forms.

171 electing data collection tools; constructing data collection forms; and abstracting, managing, and ar

172 ted simultaneously on all units, followed by data collection from nurses.

173 This performance assessment study involved data collection from physicians (n = 553) attending 3 di

174 han previously considered possible, allowing data collection from room temperature structures and avo

175 P 2.0 integrates updated prior knowledge and data collections from the last three years in the seven

176 : contemplating CHC treatment at the time of data collection (Group 1), recently declined CHC treatme

177 d discover within biologically heterogeneous data collections, hampering the identification of multi-

178 developed strategies for streamlining safety data collection in HABP/VABP trials using a Quality by D

179 More targeted strategies for safety data collection in HABP/VABP trials will rely on optimal

180 The volume and complexity of data collection in PERCH presented considerable logistic

181 es should be explored further using improved data collection in population subgroups.

182 , circumventing the need to finish reference data collection in the current season.

183 ses of variation among models is now guiding data collection in the experiment, with the expectation

184 cologists often use image capture to bolster data collection in time and space.

185 Data collection included data on risk assessment, pressu

186 Data collection included observations of vaccination ses

187 Data collection included socioeconomic and clinical data

188 The outcomes (identified before data collection) included patient-reported excellent qua

189 lized tools that take advantage of its large data collection, including ones to generate hypotheses f

190 Data collection informed by Normalization Process Theory

191 and can be addressed through improvements in data collection, investigation, and classification, and

192 Additional national data collection is needed to understand the potential to

193 Routine data collection is recommended as a way forward and alig

194 We have developed a new data collection method and processing framework in full

195 We developed a multireflection data collection method in order to improve the signal-to

196 We describe a data collection method that uses a single crystal to sol

197 We established standard data collection methods before implementing the secure w

198 METHODOLOGY & Qualitative design, data collection methods involved focus groups and interv

199 e, sample selection procedures, recruitment, data collection methods, content of interview and examin

200 Second, traditional data collection methods, such as population-based survei

201 s-sectional study that employed quantitative data collection methods, with the use of a questionnaire

202 tudy populations, anaphylaxis definition and data collection methods.

203 Sociodemographic and clinical data collection, microbiological analysis and antibiotic

204 ies that met each of the following criteria: data collection midpoint in year 1998 or later, study pe

205 ardizing parameters across the study design, data collection, monitoring, analysis, integration, know

206 tients with dementia (n=31) were the unit of data collection, nested in 11 wards (vascular, continuin

207 ownscaling strategies, deployment of climate-data collection networks, and interpreting paleoclimate

208 Baseline data collection occurred at 22 centres between March, 20

209 All data collection occurred between April 26, 2013, and Apr

210 All data collection occurred between June 1, 2013, and April

211 Data collection occurred between Oct 12, 2011, and Aug 1

212 All data collection occurred between September 8, 2014, and

213 Postprotocol data collection occurred from August 29, 2011, to July 1

214 Data collection occurred in the period from February to

215 collection and use of existing programmatic data, collection of additional data (eg, geographic info

216 The cost and challenge of data collection often limit the breadth and scope of eco

217 model developed in HIV-infected persons: the Data Collection on Adverse Effects of Anti-HIV Drugs (D:

218 The Data Collection on Adverse Events of Anti-HIV Drugs (D:A

219 e, comparable population-based epidemiologic data collection on anaphylaxis.

220 This hypothesis has not been tested because data collection on deeper coral reefs is difficult.

221 Demographic data collection, ophthalmic evaluation, ultrasound scan,

222 his league table by increasing the period of data collection or by grouping similar ICUs into cluster

223 demand for additional routine administrative data collection, or for systematic incorporation of addi

224 To determine the effects of method type and data collection parameters, these deliquescence measurem

225 ign with a 2-wk covariate period and a 12-wk data collection period.

226 DRs and the SFFQ completed at the end of the data-collection period ranged from 0.36 for lauric acid

227 Automated methods of radiation dose data collection permit a detailed analysis of radiation

228 rial involving a 3-mo retrospective baseline data collection phase [time (T) 0], a 6-mo intervention

229 However, data collection places an additional burden on physician

230 The data collection platform for patient outcomes is the Ame

231 nts with peritoneal involvement in the trial data collection process or had done a formal peritoneum-

232 meters, which describe noise inherent in the data collection process.

233 en-scientists in the monitoring, siting, and data collection process.

234 Current safety data collection processes in HABP/VABP trials often incl

235 bility of automated external defibrillators, data collection processes, epidemiology trends, increasi

236 dentified challenges associated with current data collection processes.

237 the development of consortia and large-scale data collection projects and the use of novel methods (e

238 ing times are fixed deterministically by the data collection protocol or that their distribution does

239 Web-based data collection provides a novel solution.

240 Methods included behavioral data collection, provision of injection equipment, HIV t

241 ecruited at Columbia University with ongoing data collection since 1992.

242 23 US Alzheimer disease centers with ongoing data collection since 2003; the 5972 WHICAP participants

243 onsortium that integrates data from multiple data collection sites, uses a common protocol and questi

244 d a new, robust and unsupervised approach to data collection, sorting and analysis that provides fres

245 information from the simplified spectra and data collection speed, affords a new screening tool for

246 Before data collection started, primary prevention ICDs were hy

247 A comprehensive review of the data collection, statistics, and the overall principles

248 all of which are difficult to remove in the data collection step and distinguish them from more inte

249 In this work a new ultrafast data collection strategy for electron diffraction tomogr

250 nciples: (i) notice, that there should be no data collection system whose existence is secret, and (i

251 f 6 major hospitals, as Nepal has no central data collection system.

252 nd setting up the microscope for diffraction data collection take approximately half an hour for each

253 The data collection team were masked to the allocated interv

254 Independent data collection teams recorded data for all pregnancies

255 teams had no role in data collection and the data collection teams were not informed of the spray sta

256 Ecological momentary assessment is a data collection technique appropriate for micro-level as

257 After data collection, the study eyes were divided into 3 grou

258 f-administered questionnaire for 2-y outcome data collection, the unavailability of other long-term o

259 dy mothers and children and nonattendance at data collection throughout childhood and adolescence (ag

260 In this way the data collection time may be dramatically reduced and sam

261 edrosis virus type 18 polyhedrin, with total data collection times of less than 14 and 10 min, respec

262 rafast imaging techniques often rely on long data collection times, which can be due to limited devic

263 m the level of physical manipulation and raw data collection to automated recognition and data proces

264 gender information variables; and increased data collection to inform future work addressing the nee

265 l modeling, and smartphone-based large-scale data collection to test, in the absence of learning-rela

266 g approaches can now be paired with existing data collections to directly extract functional gene set

267 Data collection took place at 14 sites across 8 countrie

268 Data collection took place at baseline (start of treatme

269 Data collection took place in Europe and the United Stat

270 SETTINGS: Data collection took place in Geriatric, Emergency and S

271 Data collection took place when the participants were be

272 DATA EXTRACTION: We used a standardized data collection tool and assessed study quality with a c

273 Data collection tools are emerging but remain behind adu

274 ovides a step-by-step tutorial for selecting data collection tools; constructing data collection form

275 ient encounters, highly granular and uniform data collection, use of electronic data systems, and del

276 have been with conventional raster-scanning data collection using single-pixel photon counters capab

277 Data collection utilized new low-cost cellphone methods

278 Data collection was completed in March 2013.

279 The intervention ended on 31 May 2011, and data collection was completed on 30 November 2011.

280 Data collection was completed on June 15, 2015.

281 Data collection was conducted at an academic and childre

282 On-site data collection was conducted from February 1 through Au

283 The Data collection was done at inclusion and then every twe

284 Follow-up data collection was extracted from the Information Servi

285 ents were randomized; 1 patient withdrew and data collection was incomplete for 14 patients; data wer

286 Data collection was limited to a single center with gene

287 Data collection was ongoing from December 2008 to Octobe

288 The primary outcome, set after data collection, was the incidence of all-cause mortalit

289 After data collection, we detected a sex difference in these p

290 of coffee consumption based on retrospective data collection were compared regarding risk of MS, by c

291 Participant recruitment and data collection were conducted between February 1, 2013,

292 and monitoring of their performance through data collection were important factors that reduced the

293 Enrollment, fluid delivery, and data collection were performed using software tools with

294 The hypotheses formed prior to data collection were that cervical CT scans are sensitiv

295 ther study design characteristics (method of data collection, who enrolled the participants, and ince

296 ing consensus on measures and consistency in data collection will allow meaningful comparisons and pr

297 Data collection will occur at all face to face reviews i

298 ron sources and free electron lasers enabled data collection with micrometer and even submicrometer s

299 allography was developed for protein crystal data collection with X-ray free-electron lasers.

300 als and better than many previous real-world data collections, with a mean +5.1-letter gain at 1 year