Sentence examples for denied access to data from inspiring English sources
Google has officially described the exposure of the App Ops interface as "experimental", and there have been indications that it's worried that apps might crash if denied access to data they expect.
In any case, this other meta-analysis is not brilliant for GSK's case, since it points out that the company denied access to data from six trials which we know to have taken place.
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Instead, there is a lack of understanding between and within public administrations as to what can and cannot be done, and so we get situations where officials deny access to data despite there being legitimate reasons and significant benefits to sharing it.
Biometrics is effective as a gatekeeper to grant or deny access to data, but it can't be used to encrypt the data.
They may, for example, frustrate attempts to evaluate by providing inaccurate, incomplete or tardy data (quantitative or qualitative) or, where they are able to play the role of 'gatekeeper', simply deny access to data or key members of staff.
For instance, in some states, survivors are denied access to medical data from their rape kit or information about their investigation's progress.
However scientifically respectable their methods, archaeologists have been forced to acknowledge that they do not operate in a vacuum, and must take the values of others into account, not least because they will otherwise be denied access to important data.
Even the FBI, armed with a warrant, has been denied access to census data.
A couple of years ago, one of us (NP) was involved in such a dispute from the other side, where his university-based research group was denied access to a data set collected by the New Zealand Ministry of Health.
In the last 3 years almost half of academic geneticists (47%) had been denied access to published information, data, and materials by other academic scientists.
