Sentences with phrase «about data quality»

WAV Group has been consistently concerned about data quality on third party websites.

IDEA Data Center (IDC) works to improve state capacity to meet data collection and reporting requirements; implement rigorous data validation practices and procedures; communicate with local IDEA data collectors about data quality; accurately analyze data and use these data to report on current improvement efforts and activities (e.g., SPPs, APRs, SSIPs).

I hereby retract my hypothesis about data quality now that you've posted maximum temperatures at the attic peak.

Climate scientists should think about data quality more often, says Jones, so that there is no opportunity for incorrect data to sow seeds of doubt in people's minds about the reality of climate change.

I think I'd be a bit more circumspect about data quality and adjustments.

So MW used Mann's own data, made it clear that their paper was about methodology with data, and not the data itself, and now the Team is complaining about data quality control?

You can see the comments further down the road... «We've ALWAYS been extremely concerned about data quality, and have pointed to this issue many times.»

2) There were internal doubts all around as expressed in the emails, about data quality, how to adjust, data gaps, sloppy record keeping, wonky proxies, unproven stats, so they were nervous about anyone looking at it too closely, as they should have been.

There are serious concerns about data quality.

He was passionate about data quality, insisting on primary sources when possible.

«Michael was doing methodology work on Pew's international surveys and we connected about data quality,» Kuriakose says.

The agency has been pushing for a political firewall to prevent governments from making changes like the previous government did when it made the long - form census a voluntary survey, raising concerns about data quality that governments and business rely on.

Not exact matches

From a data - capture perspective, tracking gift - gifting is brilliant: You get high - quality current data about the interests and tastes of both the donor and the recipient, with lots of rich demographics to boot.

There is also an internal SCL email chain regarding a political targeting project that also appears to involve the Kogan modeled Facebook data, which is referred to as the «Bolton project» (which seems to refer to work done for the now US national security advisor, John Bolton)-- with some back and forth over concerns about delays and problems with data matching in some of the US states and overall data quality.

With the latest funding, Amino will continue on its quest to becoming «the single source of truth for American healthcare,» as the company says, meaning pulling together enough data from insurance claims to create a comprehensive and trusted source of information about healthcare access, cost and quality.

Marketing automation allows you to nurture marketing qualified leads until they become sales qualified, deliver better quality leads to the sales staff who's biggest gripe has always been about the quality of leads marketing provides to them, accelerate the sales process and gain invaluable data and analytics to influence future campaigns.

With all the buzz about artificial intelligence, one thing that is often overlooked is the need for quality B2B data.

To the extent that they were warned about anything, they were warned that homebirth advocates were fully prepared to LIE about the quality of the study's data.

And make sure to include any notes provided by the authors about the in general quality of the data or analysis.

Suddenly midwives and homebirth advocates were deeply concerned about sample size, data quality and methodological rigor.

We also receive information about and manage information for children who are waiting for adoption, families approved for adoption, and prospective adoptive families for the sole purpose of facilitating quality recruitment, data management, securing placements, and establishing permanency for foster children awaiting adoption.

He said that although the committee requested information about water quality issues from the health department in April, it received only a stack of meaningless data hours before the hearing started.

For more than 3 decades, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) had been compiling information about water quality violations across the country — but no one had published a national assessment looking at long - term trends in those data.

Scientists would also get higher - quality data because written diaries and questionnaires about exercise, diet, pain, and so forth, are notoriously unreliable.

He recommends an 11 - inch telescope such as Celestron's CPC 1100 GPS (about $ 3,000), a superb - quality camera like the SBIG ST - 7 (buy a used model online for about $ 2,000), and MaxIm DL Pro software ($ 499, cyanogen.com) to analyze your data.

«And it appeared that either relevant data were ignored or that full and careful consideration of cost - benefit analysis best practices were not followed in assessing wetlands values and public attitudes about water - quality protection.»

London and Schenker argue that while the Internet offers patients valuable data and tools — including hospital quality ratings and professional treatment guidelines — that may help them when facing decisions about where to seek care or whether to undergo a medical procedure, reliable and unbiased information may be hard to identify among the growing number of medical care advertisements online.

An investigation into how patient outcomes are assessed in clinical trials has revealed a worrying lack of consistency, raising concerns about funding being wasted on the acquisition of poor quality data.

They're concerned that candid discussions about the quality of their data and the deliberative process used to analyze their data might be taken out of context.

Numerous sensors regularly collect data about air quality that can be sent to an EPA database to determine if the air in a community meets national standards.

The federal government has plans to build replacement sensors, but the NAS panel says there are lingering questions about the quality of data they will collect and how soon they could launch into space.

Concerns remain about the quality and opacity of China's emissions reporting data.

Such cities will integrate data from a variety of different sensors placed to record information about factors important to daily life — including air quality, traffic and weather — and then initiate some action if needed.

Shale Network for the past six years has fostered a dialogue about shale drilling between concerned citizens, watershed groups, government regulators and personnel from large energy companies by focusing on publicly available water quality data.

Sessions, clearly irate, responded that he wasn't «talking about the scientists» but the quality of the data.

An annual workshop hosted at the Penn State's University Park campus gives people a chance to come together, learn about the latest water quality research and data, and talk about ways to move forward together.

The amount and quality of data about pollution varies widely by jurisdiction, as does the knowledge about how well various types of best management practices are working.

A book entitled Rise and Fall of the Fifth Force, by Allan Franklin [American Institute of Physics, 1993], makes interesting reading about the types of issues that bear on the quality and repeatability of experiment, as well as the interpretation of data.

Knowing who and where people are talking about an advertising campaign on social networks, warning of a forest problem by geolocation data; developing a map of air quality through a collaborative application; improving European territorial cohesion through the comparison of data or developing a sound map playing a battle against noise are just some of the projects developed by this group at the UJI thanks to geolocation technology.

Researchers may later add more biological samples and draw on geospatial information about environmental exposures, such as air quality data.

Ancient food webs are particularly difficult to reconstruct because data about them is usually limited and of low quality.

Others remain hesitant to employ these methods due to worries about the quality of data collected outside the highly controlled environment of a research lab.

The ranking, released today by the journal Nature, analyzes data about research quality and the broad influence it has on inventions.

We can have honest debates about the long - term data quality, but not if we start out by misrepresenting the data we do have, as Broad chooses to.

Called Patient - Reported Outcome Measures, or «PROMs,» the data are collected using clinically - validated questionnaires that ask about symptoms, functional status, and quality of life.

Genome sequencing of the TRAC clinical samples has now been completed, generating terabytes of data that were processed by the sequence - analysis pipeline team led by Jim Stalker, to produce quality - controlled information about many thousands of variants for each sample.

For instance, I spent about 10 years trying to convince 6 out of 8 teaching hospital research groups to consider adopting double data entry or other data quality measures like the 2 other teaching hospitals with zero impact (all in the same city).

They suggested ways to make strategic decisions about research methods, including frames, samples, measurements, quality controls, and missing data and non-response.

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MARDI and MARCI incorporate an innovative electronics design that enables high - quality scientific data acquisition in a very compact package — each unit weighs about one - half kilogram (one pound), which is less than one - tenth the weight of any previous orbiter or lander camera sent to Mars.