Sentence examples for data and accessing from inspiring English sources
A smartphone, capable of carrying gigabytes of data and accessing all kinds of personal information in the cloud, is clearly different from those things – even if it contains digital versions of them all.
In particular, a standardized method for storing restoration data and accessing them is still lacking, and the use of new technologies is still limited and/or not scalable.
We evaluated the role of this technology for managing patient data and accessing medical reference information, in an academic intensive-care unit (ICU).
Data traceability is the criteria which is used for evaluation, it is the ability to keep track of data and accessing on a system.
Businesses of all kinds are storing content and data and accessing software applications via the global network of computer servers known as the "cloud".
We conclude by addressing several key questions including participant consent, confidentiality and anonymity, analyzing de-contextualized qualitative data, storing and accessing data, study preregistration, and the principle of emergent design within qualitative inquiry.
On the other hand, it is doubtful that availability of the mentioned data layers and accessing it in real time will automatically generate information about the suitability of particular land parcels for redevelopment [12].
Wulf defined a collaboratory as a "center without walls, in which the nation's researchers can perform their research without regard to physical location, interacting with colleagues, accessing instrumentation, sharing data and computational resources, and accessing information in digital libraries" (Wulf W (1989) "The national collaboratory".
Commonly used features are broad network access for sharing and accessing data and rapid elasticity to dynamically adapt to computing demands.
Sir John Chisholm said that drug companies will not be allowed to copy any data and, if accessing the genomics databases remotely, every key stroke will be recorded to prevent them "screen scraping" and taking away even anonymised data.
The review demonstrates that there is a recent and expanding literature with some important empirical studies despite inherent difficulties such as obtaining global comparative data and in accessing commercially sensitive information.
