Sentence examples for data in the interests from inspiring English sources

There have been calls for the three-time London Marathon winner to release in full her data in the interests of transparency, but Radcliffe has been advised not to do so for fear of it being misinterpreted.

Congress faces a difficult challenge in striking a balance between securing the data that powers our economy and allowing law enforcement access to that data in the interests of public safety and national security.

Not unlike the automobile industry lowering emission and fuel consumption levels, which once was considered impossible, it must become a long-term goal for the tech community to strike a balance and moderate its own collection and use of data in the interests of kids' information security.

Many companies have opted to favor user security by employing end-to-end encryption of SNS exchanges, much to the chagrin of government agencies who insist upon 'backdoor' access to user data in the interests of public safety and national security (Friedersdorf 2015).

However in the interests of making the best use of published data on valuable clinical material, we asked whether it would be reasonable to integrate Affymetrix and Illumina data in the interests of improving statistical power and unearthing true biological findings.

Clauses 175-178 of the current amended draft bill introduce a "Framework for Data Processing by Government" — ostensibly, according to a spokesman for the Department for Media, Culture and Sport, to "allow the government to set out how it processes data in the interest of transparency and trust".

Cleaved caspase 3 closely mirrored the cleaved PARP data but in the interests of brevity are not shown.

We cleaned the data extensively in the interests of maintaining integrity.

Jan-Philipp Albrecht, a German member of the European Parliament, said he was working on a compromise that would protect archivists' use of data in the public interest, while giving individuals more control.

The EU's Data protection allows processing of data in the public interest without consent.

By extension, is everyone's data in the public interest on the grounds that we're all potential future elected officials or important people?