Sentence examples for data and the perception from inspiring English sources

Socio-demographic data and the perception of inequity were only evaluated at T0.

These variations among metrics confirm that privacy is a multi-dimensional concept and one metric cannot adequately quantify the dynamics of data and the perception of citizens on them.

The most probable reasons for this may be the lack of survey data and the perception that logistic regression-based standardisation is more difficult than the arithmetic methods.

While this may change during the next few years as many organizations work to harden their defenses (at risk of raising regulators' hackles and class-action attorneys' level of excitement) and experiment with various new ways to authenticate from fingerprints to blinking "selfies," this doesn't change the current state of data insecurity and the perception that privacy is on life support.

Moreover, widespread public concern about data privacy and the perception of possible government intrusion into personal medical and payment records in this laissez-faire society (in the politico-economic sense) would result in a low participation rate thus rendering the whole exercise useless.

A form for sociodemographic and clinical data and the Revised Illness Perception Questionnaire (IPQ-R) were used.

From the fact that one perceives (or immediately perceives) a particular object (be it a public object or a private mental one), nothing at all follows about whether the experience of so perceiving is assessable for accuracy or not (for more on sense-datum theories, see the entries on sense data and the problem of perception).

A limitation of our study was the lack of qualitative data on the perception and belief behind dietary supplement use due to time constraints.

A second limitation is the absence of data measuring the perception and satisfaction of general practitioners practicing near the Walk-in Centre or from areas where most patients of the Walk-in Centre were drawn.

This was seen as a major advantage over storing data on portable media and the perception of users was that their data would be safe.

Data concerning language skills and the perception of medical information in hospitalised patients with Turkish migration background (T) are scarce.