Sentences with phrase «collecting useful data»

We have one concern: collecting useful data.

And in the process, it's collecting useful data for targeting them more closely.

The OSSP was designed at the Lab to help local land stewards manage their properties with students who, as «citizen scientists,» learn about the scientific process while going out to the field to collect useful data.

These allow researchers to collect useful data from GPCR crystals, which tend to be smaller than other proteins».

Through this kind of project, students must apply their understanding of the principles of physics they're studying, must be inventive, and must learn to collect useful data in order to make sound decisions about how to improve their product.

Though some states, including Tennessee and Louisiana, have systems in place to collect this information, most states do not collect useful data about preparation program performance.26 In order to move the needle on teaching quality and student achievement, policymakers and teacher preparation programs must address these key challenges together.

Use webcams and audio recording software to help you collect useful data about whether your dog's anxiety is getting better over time.

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Why you should care: The goal of Placemeter is to collect data to help increase the effectiveness of urban design, give local businesses a better idea of their traffic, and help consumers get useful info like how crowded the bar down the street is before you get there.

You might not compile data yourself in this age of Big Data, useful only to the extent it is not only collected but managed, analyzed and evaluadata yourself in this age of Big Data, useful only to the extent it is not only collected but managed, analyzed and evaluaData, useful only to the extent it is not only collected but managed, analyzed and evaluated.

Once that vision snapped into focus, Plank saw an opportunity not just to be a collector of human activity data but also to be the central processor that turns that data — regardless of whose device or app collected it — into useful insights.

IoT can help feed the economy since it will require the continuous expansion of cloud infrastructure and data analytics to collect and parse all that information to make it truly useful

Kogan said that the data he collected likely couldn't have been very useful in a targeting political campaign, a claim which has been supported by media reports.

«It's one thing to have a policy explaining what data we collect and use, but it's even more useful when people see and manage their own information.

This panel will include companies that focus on collecting data from platforms in the air, space, and cyberspace as well as companies that are working to translate this data into useful information.

Understanding these complexities may take a lifetime of dedicated study, or it may take several lifetimes of huge groups of scientists to attain useful knowledge, but every datum collected slowly fills in the gaps.

We collect the opening and closing lines (and «line movement,» for various sportsbooks) as well as final scores — and perhaps most importantly, SIs» proprietary «betting trends percentages,» Our research team also «cleans» our data — to ensure our historical data is useful for our research articles and our Members.

However, researchers who have collected impact sensor data for years, including Dr. Stefan Duma, who runs the biomedical engineering department at Virginia Tech and helped develop the STAR helmet rating system, were quick to say that the league was being too careful, and that, while not perfect, even with a 10 to 20 percent error rate, the sensors were valuable and give reasonable data that is useful, not only in football, but in analyzing head hits in sports like soccer and hockey.

Given the heterogeneity in the choice of outcome measures routinely collected and reported in randomised evaluations of models of maternity care, a core (minimum) data set, such as that by Devane 2007, and a validated measure of maternal quality of life and well being would be useful not only within multi-centre trials and for comparisons between trials, but might also be a significant step in facilitating useful meta - analyses of similar studies.

«NAEP is very good at telling us where we stand... but data of the sort that we collect are not as useful in making causal inferences,» Buckley said.

Eslick hopes that by collecting information on people's self - experiments over a long period of time, he'll have enough useful data to warrant the deployment of a traditional clinical trial to investigate the most successful interventions for psoriasis.

«Over the years, we've collected data on grandparents, parents and their children; I've observed real kids in their communities, not in a controlled laboratory setting, so the data is unique and highly useful,» Flinn said.

Gabriel added, «Our study shows that with a little bit of training and a good sampling design, recreational divers collect very useful data that can be used to monitor shark populations over long periods of time and across large spatial areas.

When the rocket passes 60 miles, it will be above the bulk of hydrogen and water in Earth's atmosphere that block solar emissions from reaching Earth, and the instruments will begin collecting useful scientific data.

«The ability to collect data online after national events is far more efficient and useful than the prior way of collecting post-disaster data from representative samples, which required collecting data by telephone using «random digit dialing,»» Silver says.

Citizen science may be a useful and cost - effective means to increase knowledge of shark populations on coral reefs, but scientists do not yet know enough about how data collected by untrained observers compares to results from traditional research methods.

While sports nutrition science isn't that old, the first time useful data started to be collected was in the the 1960's.

«Tables are useful for collecting data and recording information.

Collecting data such as course completion, time spent in courses, even completion scores may not provide anything useful, other than a pretty annual report.

A useful and practical way to collect data for statistical investigations.

With the current focus on data - driven decision - making, leaders at all levels of education are expected to make informed choices about what kind of data is useful, how to collect it, and how to apply it in improving daily instruction.

We also decide what information is useful and what isn't, and we design the data sheet that farmers will use to collect data for next year's class.

Yes, that standardized testing data can be useful; however, we teachers spend the entire year collecting all sorts of immediate and valuable information about students that informs and influences how we teach, as well as where and what we review, readjust, and reteach.

The data that Tin Can API collects will give you greater insights into how relevant and useful your content is to learners.

While technology can certainly make math tasks more meaningful and enjoyable, we will also explore how iPads can be used to collect useful student assessment data and organize it to allow students, teachers, and parents to better understand urgent student learning needs and develop strategies for success.

The data most useful to parents and policymakers focus on how well students and schools are doing; this is the kind of data required by No Child Left Behind and collected by state accountability systems.

Veal et al. collected data suggesting that teachers found their enhancements to an online course to be effective and useful to their own teaching and which offered some insights into which enhancements were most effective.

Because school climate shifts as schools welcome new students and staff, and adopt new practices, data are only useful for continuous improvement if they are collected at least annually.

With the collected quantitative and qualitative data, we examined whether shifts had or had not occurred regarding teachers» perceived useful PD formats and content for technology integration.

EMIS collects PII in order to track safety - related data in the hopes of recognizing trends that can be useful when making policy and other changes.

SAFETYNET collects PII in order to track safety - related data in the hopes of recognizing trends that can be useful when making policy and other changes.

Models are extremely useful — they allow you to collect and aggregate data you might not be able to get from reality, or to try to ignore extraneous circumstances.

Make sure the data you have collected are useful for your thesis.

Regardless of how many useful sources are publicly available online, what's important for authors as content providers is to collect and analyze their data regularly and pragmatically.

The ability of data aggregators to collect, harmonize and normalize comprehensive product data to provide useful and consistent metadata, meeting industry standards and customers» needs, is therefore a huge benefit to the book supply chain.

The data collected was both interesting and useful.

The questionnaire proposed is available in different languages; the purpose is to collect data useful to assess the prevalence of leishmaniosis in veterinary clinics, and consider how veterinarians diagnose and treat this disease.

The ACVO and OFA together provide useful data to breeders about «Ocular Disorders Presumed to be Inherited in Pure Bred Dogs» collected from nationwide screening eye exams through the BLUE BOOK available free of charge here.

Broadly, she explores the roles of amateur naturalist and lay surveyor of the current landscape — collecting specimens and recording data, cataloging that which seems useful, and investigating further that which seems impermeable.

I have no idea if Soviets atomic icebreaker (s) collected data which could be useful, one of them is still in action I belive, so call them and ask...

Go and do something useful and reconcile the quality satellite data, which is real data with perfect coverage and small errors — not sparsely sampled, improperly collected & improperly averaged readings taken in a typical Siberian winter through goggles or reproduced from buckets thrown over the side of ships or just not collected at all for vast swathes of the world.