Sentence examples for de-identified results from inspiring English sources
We show the result of automatically replacing the input faces (top) with the top-ranked candidate from the face library to obtain the de-identified results (bottom).
Provider group results were de-identified; and only de-identified results were shared with the participants.
For each student group the clerkship director received a composite report with de-identified results for each student as well as for the group as a whole.
The de-identified results of the FABQ and the subjective and objective components of the mCPR were faxed to the evaluator who combined the data and determined the status on the mCPR.
46 Journal articles developed from the research will be sent to all project partners for distribution to participants, and de-identified results will be published on a publicly accessible website.
All the patients who participated in the study, in addition to a parent or guardian in the case of individuals who were minors at the time of enrollment, signed appropriate consent documents detailing their voluntary participation in the study and permission to publish de-identified results from the research proceedings.
Finally, it should be noted that repeat testing on the same patient (pseudoreplication) could not be avoided in the WCMC, UIHC, and ARUP datasets, as patient-level exclusion was not possible on our IRB-approved de-identified result queries.
De-identified summary results will also be made publically available on the Monash IVF website.
Trial data will be maintained after the trial using only a participant ID, the study arm code and the de-identified survey results for months 0, 6 and 12. Ancillary and post-trial care is not deemed likely for any participants from this study.
De-identified, individual mutation results are available only to researchers, and not to the originating research nurse(s) or health professionals in the FCC s) that the family attends.
Written informed consent was obtained from all participants for the collection of study data and the de-identified publication of results.
