8) Diabetes will be defined from the Diabetes Audit and Research in Tayside, Scotland (DARTS) database which is 97% sensitive for ascertainment of diabetes in the population [ 23]. 9) The Hearts database (sensitivity 95%) will identify those who have definite CHD (myocardial infarction or demonstrated coronary artery disease) in the Tayside population [ 24].
As for the concerns that DNA collection creates a database of sensitive personal information, that's not true.
When Cracka got access through Giuliano's accounts to a database of sensitive law enforcement information, Liverman allegedly requested information on Miami police.
A giant electronic database containing sensitive information on all 11 million children in England will be open to at least 330,000 users when it launches next year, according to government guidance.
Meanwhile, key words like cyber risk, privacy and data security, which would be essential guardrails for a company that is little more than a giant database of sensitive personal information appeared no more than once.
Equifax's nearly six-week delay in notifying the public about the intrusion into its vast database of sensitive information — and the bungled handling of potential fixes — led to an outcry from consumers and lawmakers as well as state and federal investigations.
However, the database is sensitive to the number and type of merchants reporting permethrin sales.
MedAlz-2005 is a complex dataset and, although de-identified, the database includes sensitive personal information from over 50,000 individuals.
Protein sequences coding for Mel1c in chicken and zebra fish and for GPR50 in opossum, mouse, horse and man were run through the "BLAT" software [ 58] to deduce the gene structure (Fig. 5) The sequence of the C-terminal extension of human GPR50 does not share any obvious similarity with other proteins available in database search sensitive programs such as PSI-BLAST [ 59].
As national security adviser, Mr. Poindexter was involved with a Reagan administration initiative in 1984 that gave intelligence agencies broad authority to examine computer databases for "sensitive but unclassified information".
