Sentence examples for amalgamation results from inspiring English sources
The company unified the privacy policies for more than 60 of its products back in 2012 — a move which got it into trouble with European data protection regulators because such drastic amalgamation results in a lack of transparency about what specific services are doing with your data, and makes it harder for people to control how their personal data is generally used by Google.
The company unified the privacy policies for more than 60 of its products back in 2012 — a move which got it into trouble with European data protection regulators because such drastic amalgamation results in a lack of transparency about what specific services are doing with your data, and makes it harder for people to control how their personal data is generally used by Google.
Moreover, future methods are needed that are specifically developed to be applicable to the real time study of work considering both work context and the amalgamation of results from the use of many diverse methods throughout the design and development life cycle of a system.
Amalgamation of results is presented using forest plots (Fig. 1).
This study has had to overcome significant barriers to the amalgamation of results from provincial data repositories.
"It was really an amalgamation effect".
In 1930 the company left the brokerage field, concentrating instead on underwriting and investment banking; but it returned to brokerage in 1940, with amalgamations that resulted the following year in a change of company name to Merrill Lynch, Pierce , Fenner & Beane
This has the advantage of simplifying the amalgamation of the results from centres that assess children at different ages.
Set within the grand and severe territory of Sophocles' original, the resulting amalgamation seems rather humdrum and ham-fisted.
The content of and the way in which health services are provided is an amalgamation of tradition, research results, interest-group influence, politics and costs.
