Sentence examples for differentiated privileges from inspiring English sources
The differentiated privileges are determined using inverse proportional mapping from the measured distance to the size of the contention windows (CWs) of the receivers.
This data management system is compliant with Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and regulatory guidelines, allowing differentiated user roles and privileges, password and electronic signatures, SSL encryption and de-identification of Protected Health Information PHII).
These tools are highly flexible and secure, and enable compliance with GCP and regulatory guidelines, including US federal regulations (21 CFR 11), via differentiated user roles and privileges, password and user authentication security, and comprehensive auditing to record and monitor access and data changes.
"As scholars have underscored," she writes near book's end, "there are strong political and ideological forces that kept the system as it is, preserving a system of differentiated education and thereby privileging some over others".
First, consider what is meant by human right, as differentiated from civil right or privilege.
In closing, our study suggests a potential basis for the relative immune privilege exhibited by fully differentiated ESC derived IPCCs [2], [13].
In fact ESCs once differentiated in the host tissues' ability to lose their "immune-privilege state" thanks to MHC class I expression, favoured by host microenvironment [ 126].
At the same time, if the conservative desire to privilege marriage is to be respected, that protection has to be differentiated from the rights accorded to a married spouse.
As the precursor lesions in the context of poorly differentiated PDAC expressed CX3CR1, we can infer that cancer cells no longer express this receptor when clonal selection privileges the outgrowth of undifferentiated clones.
