Other Data Collection Sample Clauses

Other Data Collection. 9.4 For data collection related to patient and carer quality of life the company is required to provide the MAOG assurance that the governance arrangements have been established to allow analysis and submission of data as part of the NICE guidance update. The relevant terms of these agreements should be presented to the MAOG for review within 6 months of publication of NICE Final Guidance.
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Other Data Collection. 7.10 During the period of the MAA the company is responsible for collecting further data that: • describe patient’s and caregivers’ quality of life, physical functioning and other outcomes.
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Other Data Collection. 8.13 For data collection related to patient and carer quality of life the company is responsible for producing or commissioning development of a detailed data/statistical analysis plan within 6 months of publication of NICE Final Guidance, for review by the MAOG. This will detail the analyses related that will be presented within interim and final reports, the methodologies used, and the schedule of delivery.
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Other Data Collection. The Consultant will use the data collected from the City, Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), and the Census/ American Community Survey, our team will create the following maps to understand existing conditions for the CSAP: • XXXX Crash Data • Existing Roadway Network • Existing Bicycle and Pedestrian Network • Existing Rail and Freight Network • Current Roadway Projects • Existing Congestion (volume-to-capacity ratio) • Transportation and Economic Disadvantaged Census Tracts • 2020 Census Majority Minority Areas (MMAs) and Super MMAs • Citywide Demographics (2020 Census) Against Locations of Fatal or Severe Crashes: • Age • Race and Ethnicity • Poverty The Consultant will: • Review existing local, regional, state, and federal plans, studies, ordinances and initiatives related to roadway safety improvements to identify opportunities to improve processes for prioritizing transportation safety and collaboration that could lead to improved effectiveness of safety analysis, project development, and implementation for jurisdictions in the City of Seguin ETJ area • Conduct a peer review and comparison of the crash analyses for up to three (3) similar cities identified by the SRC. This review should include, but is not limited to, a comparison based on crashes per Vehicle-Miles Traveled and crashes per capita, and exposure to risk/crash risk • Assess the quality and completeness of existing available data collected above including crash, transportation, land use, and demographic data • Develop recommendations based on literature, policy, and data review on best analysis strategies and data requirements. Task 4 Deliverables: Data Request Letter, Peer Review Memo, Best Practices Summary TASK 5: SAFETY ANALYSIS
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Other Data Collection a) Existing Intersection Field Data - The existing traffic control (traffic signal head configurations and regulatory signs), speed limits and lane geometry (number of left-turn, through and right-turn lanes) will be collected at each study area intersection by the ENGINEER. The existing intersection data will be used for determining the future traffic control and lane geometry anticipated at each study intersection for each of the transportation network scenarios.
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  • Information Collection Information collection activities performed under this award are the responsibility of the awardee, and NSF support of the project does not constitute NSF approval of the survey design, questionnaire content or information collection procedures. The awardee shall not represent to respondents that such information is being collected for or in association with the National Science Foundation or any other Government agency without the specific written approval of such information collection plan or device by the Foundation. This requirement, however, is not intended to preclude mention of NSF support of the project in response to an inquiry or acknowledgment of such support in any publication of this information.

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  • Information We Collect When You request Goods or Services We may collect Personal Information supplied by You when You complete an online form in order to facilitate the purchase of Goods and/or Services. Such information will enable Us to process Your transactions efficiently, analyse our Website services and enable Us to provide a higher level of customer service (which may include informative or promotional activities). We may also collect the following information/tracking data for statistical purposes and to help Us understand how to make Our Website more available and user friendly for You and to measure the success of any advertising activities We may under take:

  • Payment and Collection Your bill will be based on monthly meter readings provided to XOOM Energy by your NGDC. If there is an error in your meter reading, XOOM Energy will adjust its bill to you upon your NGDC providing a corrected meter reading to XOOM Energy. You represent that you are financially able and willing to fulfill the terms and conditions of this Agreement and that you have not filed, are not in the process of filing or plan to begin any bankruptcy proceedings. Your first bill payment will be due to the NGDC on the date specified in the NGDC bill. If you do not pay it on time, you could be subject to interest and late charges imposed by the NGDC, and your service could be disconnected. In all events, you shall remain obligated to pay for all natural gas received by you and any interest, fees and penalties incurred by XOOM Energy. You will also be responsible for all costs, including legal fees, associated with the collection of amounts owed to XOOM Energy.

  • Billing and Collection The Originating party shall xxxx and collect such information service charges and shall remit the amounts collected to the Terminating Party less:

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