Sentences with phrase «systematic collection»

It is the ongoing systematic collection, analysis, and interpretation of outcomes and results.

Dozier's message at the Vatican meeting was as straightforward as the pope's: «Understanding what is happening to the Earth's climate requires systematic collection of data over a period of time measured in decades, not months.

The AIQ or «Arbitrator Intelligence Questionnaire» is a feedback questionnaire designed by AI to facilitate systematic collection of information about arbitrator case managmenet and decisionmaking.

Dr. Memish observes that «This finding, if confirmed by the prospective systematic collection of respiratory samples, would highlight the importance of applying prolonged infection control measures in severely ill patients with MERS - CoV in the healthcare setting.»

Later with his friend Thomas Slidell he published the first systematic collection of the law of Louisiana, called a «Digest of the Reported Decisions of the Superior Court of the late Territory of Orleans, and of the Supreme Court of the State of Louisiana.»

Monitors systematic collection and analysis of student data to review achievement and evaluate effectiveness of district wide instruction for students with disabilities.

systematic collection of data on the children of prisoners to ensure that they are identified at the earliest opportunity and their support needs addressed

They had always rejected the idea that theology is a systematic collection of timeless and culture - transcending truths that remains static for all generations.

More critical scholars think that a systematic collection was made of all that could be found of the words of the Prophet, both written and remembered by his followers.

Neena Modi, Professor of Neonatal Medicine at Imperial College London and Head of the Neonatal Data Analysis Unit, said: «Before now UK health services did not have a standard definition of brain injury in babies and there has been no systematic collection of data for this purpose.

«Science is a way of obtaining knowledge through a systematic collection of data and testing of hypotheses,» says Christine Bachrach, chief of the demographics and behavioral sciences branch at the NIH's National Institute of Child Health and Human Development.

Scientific inquiry involves the development and testing of hypotheses based on a systematic collection and analysis of data acquired through observations, experiments, and computer simulations.

Busing ended because of a combination of white protest, media that overemphasized resistance, and the lack of systematic collection to judge the impact of desegregation.

Rooney and Sargan — «systematic collection of morbidity and mortality data from all registered dogs».

Rachel Khedoori's The Iraq Book Project (2008 - 2010) is an ongoing documentation consisting of the systematic collection of online news - articles.

«The systematic collection of subfossil wood samples was begun, in 1982, in the basins of the Khadytayakha, Yadayakhodyyakha and Tanlovayakha rivers in southern Yamal in the region located between 67 ° 009 and 67 ° 509 N and 68 ° 309 and 71 ° 009 E».

It intends to promote a common approach in the systematic collection of sex - disaggregated data in science and technology.

In particular, the ECtHR knows no systematic collection of all pending and received complaints as is by comparison the case for the CJEU in form of the Official Journal of the EU (see AG view, para 224).

The hero in this version was Jack Goldsmith, who replaced John Yoo as head of the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel and questioned his legal opinions justifying the systematic collection of data.

The CDC is so committed to battling Crypto that it developed CryptoNet, «a multidisciplinary, molecular - based surveillance system built on the common BioNumerics platform successfully used by PulseNet and CaliciNet... aimed at the efficient use of existing infrastructure to facilitate the systematic collection and molecular characterization of Cryptosporidium isolates to further understand cryptosporidiosis epidemiology.»

Role delineation study is one of several phrases used to describe the systematic collection of data describing the responsibilities required of a professional and the skills and knowledge needed to perform these responsibilities.

When we say «research» we simply mean that the best information comes from careful observations and measurements, systematic collection of information from lots of people, and carefully drawn conclusions based on the available evidence.

The systematic collection of information on participant characteristics, staff characteristics, and participant service experiences to ensure strategies are implemented with fidelity, program intent, and structure in mind