Sentence examples for conflict verification from inspiring English sources

This core ethical consideration addresses a) individual rights, b) public communication, c) consent for biospecimens, d) cultural sensitivity of consent, e) financial disclosure of all sources of financial support, f ) financial conflict verification, and g) confidentiality of public data and records.

"There's a fundamental conflict between verification and keeping votes anonymous," Jim Killock, executive director of the Open Rights Group.

The government has barred journalists and most aid workers from the conflict area, and independent verification of either report was not possible.

It shows how this set of certain conflicts can be used to simplify the automatic detection of conflicts and thus the verification of reactive systems.

The big data collection and analysis posits the problem that data needs to be collected in such a way that it represents the actual need and not, for example, the statistic about the access to the Internet or the availability of cell phones which might be different between parties of a conflict (see also above Veracity, Verification, and Validity).

Those involved in funded projects (AB, CR) declared their potential conflicts of interest at the verification panel meeting prior to any group assessment of impacts, they did not assess the impacts of their own projects, and did not contribute to final group assessments of their work.

We used a resulting "best" model to map contours of predicted probabilities of conflict, and used this map for verification with an independent dataset of conflicts to provide additional insights regarding the nature of conflicts.

The online Fellowship PDRF replaces the SU-42FL, Conflict of Interest Disclosure, NIH Certification and Appointment Verification and Housestaff Verification Forms.

Syria restricts journalists' access, making independent verification or assessment of conflicting accounts difficult.

Certification would provide a verification process to identify conflicts of interest that may otherwise bias the scientific evidence presented in decision aids.

But unilateral military action without legal authorisation or independent verification risks intensifying a multi-sided conflict that has already killed hundreds of thousands of people.