Sentence examples for data banking from inspiring English sources

O'Rourke (2007) has provided guidance on the use of human specimens and banking, which could be adapted to other forms of data banking.

Patients of the study population were previously referred for removal of impacted and non-functional third molars or were contacted by phone based on the data banking cited above (T1).

That position really is baffling, unless it's just misdirection to push greater surveillance powers through parliament, given that encryption is necessary to securely run key digital infrastructure to prevent unauthorized access — whether it's to personal data, banking systems, or ecommerce.

These P/P/As also covered parenting and family support, strengthening capacity of service providers (such as day care workers, pre-school teachers, Grade 1 teachers, social workers, doctors, nurses, midwives) and capability of implementing structures, data banking for ECCD and monitoring and evaluation.

As DNA banking and DNA data banking efforts proliferate with few laws to restrict the future use of samples or prevent the transfer of data, and given that any blood or tissue collection is a potential DNA bank, people may lose any hope of keeping their genetic profile private.

The future of precision medicine must come from pieces and data from us all - and we need to ensure a data banking system that will be able to benefit us all in return.

"We have a big data bank of locks," he said.

DNA samples are taken from every whale killed and held in a data bank.

A gorgeous, light-glinting painting by Sam Gordon looks like a data bank for esoteric spiritual matter.

He has had his staff compile a data bank of African-American N.F.L. assistant coaches.

They'll dissect and test, and consult their huge data bank for answers.