noncrowdsourced
noncrowdsourced adjective: not crowdsourced.
Adjective
noncrowdsourced (not comparable)
- Not crowdsourced.
- In the past, similar but noncrowdsourced studies were limited to a small number of motivated participants that were willing to spend up to 12 h in order to place the large number of gauges.2011 March 25, Tara S. Behrend, David J. Sharek, Adam W. Meade, Eric N. Wiebe, “The viability of crowdsourcing for survey research”, in Behavior Research Methods, →DOI
- For this work on back pain, we decided that the opinions and perspectives of people with back pain—regardless of their health care access or utilization—would give valuable and potentially different insights from a sample derived using noncrowdsourced approaches.2017 October 6, Bartek et al., “The Promise and Pitfalls of Using Crowdsourcing in Research Prioritization for Back Pain: Cross-Sectional Surveys”, in Journal of Medical Internet Research, →DOI
Origin of noncrowdsourced
From non- + crowdsourced.
Questions about noncrowdsourced
- What does noncrowdsourced mean?
- Noncrowdsourced means not crowdsourced.
- What part of speech is noncrowdsourced?
- Noncrowdsourced is an adjective.
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