Sentence examples for detecting sensitive from inspiring English sources

Detecting sensitive health information in clinical settings is of scientific and practical importance.

Adaptation of the AI STED approach for imaging of P. falciparum first required a means of detecting sensitive hemozoin structures to avoid their disintegration and resulting sample destruction.

Besides its exceptional speed, the security filter has demonstrated a remarkable accuracy in detecting sensitive textual information within current or digitized previous medical images.

Ladisa et al. (2012), applied this method for assessing desertification risk in Apulia region, southeastern Italy and reported that this method shows efficient output regarding desertification vulnerability and detecting sensitive environments.

If it detects sensitive information, it sounds the alarm and can block the incriminating bits.

How do we detect sensitive data fields and anonymize them while preserving the important features of a dataset?

"It certainly adds, with some overlap, to their eDiscovery and file analytics portfolio (i.e., those tools to clean up network drives, detect sensitive text inside documents, etc.).

"It certainly adds, with some overlap, to their eDiscovery and file analytics portfolio (i.e., those tools to clean up network drives, detect sensitive text inside documents, etc).

One idea they had was to manufacture a wireless massager that could climb backs, detect sensitive areas with thermal sensors and knead them.

There is miscellaneous reports regarding application of the ESAs method to detect sensitive areas to desertification, such as Wijitkosum (2016), De Pina Tavares et al. (2015), and Sepehr et al. (2007).

European project of ESAs (Environmental Sensitive Areas) team that called MEDALUS (Mediterranean Desertification and Land Use) is one of the regional frameworks to detect sensitive areas regarding desertification risk in Mediterranean region (Kosmas et al. 1999).