Sentence examples for data for different reasons from inspiring English sources

There are scores of others sharing people's data for different reasons – sometimes ideological, sometimes just for pranks, sometimes a mix of the two.

"People want the data for different reasons too…they might include espionage, to sell or even to barter for other information elsewhere, for bragging rights, or simply to disrupt the company in the case of Hacktivists to cause revenue loss, embarrassment or more," said Irfan I. Saif, a Principal at Deloitte & Touche and a cybersecurity expert.

This is important, because it allows the possibility of different missing data mechanisms to operate in different treatment arms, which may be plausible when participants are subject to very different treatments and so fail to provide data for different reasons.

The remaining 18 (26.5%) were not present in their working place or kebele during the period of data collection for different reasons such as meetings, training, maternity leave, or social reasons.

Knowledge of the flow characteristics of the hydraulically conductive fracture system is important when planning grouting measures for underground openings, although investigations and data analyses may, for different reasons, provide uncertain information.

I also found the data disturbing, but for different reasons.

Required data may be missing for different reasons: a data point was observed but not documented [ 12] or it was never observed in the first place, either because the observation was not clinically necessary or because it could not be performed.

EU officials want to improve technical links between these data systems, which were built at different times, for different reasons, under varying data protection standards.

Final reduction of accelerometry data resulted in 7 participants lost for different reasons (see Figure  1).

This heat may be mined for direct heating or even for energy conversion purposes, but the potential is largely undeveloped for different reasons: limited geological data inducing development risks, technological challenges, high invest and limited public acceptance.

The use of high density GBS markers for QC analysis, at least at present, does not add value to the process for different reasons, including longer data turnaround time and lower accuracy in correctly calling alleles in highly heterogeneous and heterozygous germplasm.