Sentence examples for data recipients from inspiring English sources

But our research has indicated that many benefits can accrue not only to data recipients but also to those who share it.

A substantial quantity of EMR data is in natural language form and there are concerns that automated tools for detecting identifiers are imperfect and leak information that can be exploited by ill-intentioned data recipients.

That metadata includes all so-called "non-content" data for millions of American customers' phone calls, such as the subscriber data, recipients, locations, times and durations of every call made during that period.

This is a subjective decision that requires consultation with the data recipients.

The de-identification methods that have the most acceptability among data recipients are masking, generalization, and suppression (see below).

This construct captures the fact that some data recipients can be trusted more than others (e.g., researchers vs. making data available to the general public).

Such thresholds are suitable when the data recipient is trusted.

The extent to which the data recipient is motivated and capable of re-identifying the data.

It is also used when the data recipient will sign a data use/sharing agreement with the custodian.

For example, the custodian may require that regular security audits be performed of the data recipient's site.

The devil is in the detail, and the detail is highly specific to each study, and each potential data recipient.