Sentence examples similar to an implication on data from inspiring English sources

On 8 December 2016 the LIBE Committee organises a hearing on the Fundamental Rights Implications on Big Data: privacy, data protection, non-discrimination, security and law-enforcement in the framework of the own-initiative report by the LIBE Committee on this topic (rapporteur Ms Ana GOMES (S&D)).

With the 2010 Chile quake, scientists were able to conduct an unprecedented report of its ecological implications based on data collected on coastal ecosystems shortly before and up to 10 months after the event.

Five minute run times (instead of 10 min) probably had a greater implication on VC 10 cigarette data, as mean puff number was divisible by 5 puffs rather than 10, omitting the latter, higher delivery puffs (Fig. 4b); it could be predicted that mean absolute deposited mass from the cigarette in the VC 10 exposure module be even higher then described here at 5 puffs.

Ethical, legal and policy implications center on data sharing, curation, patient re-contact and incentives for contributing data to public databases.

For those experiments where friction vs. load data was taken, a rapid change in the tip shape could have important implications on the data interpretation.

Our data suggest an implication of RAI in septic cardiomyopathy.

The UK's data watchdog, the Information Commissioner Christopher Graham and data privacy campaigners were equally worried by Cameron's comments and the implications it could have on data security and privacy.

In biological or clinical research the creation of knowledge, here defined as " the realisation and understanding of patterns and their implications existing in information" relies on data mining.

If such a measure were to be used as a performance measure, a low response would have its implications on interpreting the data.

Our study of all 2009 H1N1 virus-infected children, in a single hospital, throughout the epidemic may have epidemiological implications, along with other studies based on data from admitted patients or gathered during a portion of the pandemic period [ 11- 14].

The White House recently released its third report on data and its implications for society.