Sentence examples for disclosure data from inspiring English sources
Obsidian mines all the doctor disclosure data posted in disparate forms.
The Obama administration introduces a Smart Disclosure Data community to "empower Americans with the data and tools they need to make more informed choices in the marketplace".
A control group saw the wording that appeared on the ballot; a second group saw the wording and was also given access to news accounts, advertisements and a voter guide summarizing the pro and con positions; and a third group could view all of this information as well as campaign-finance disclosure data integrated into news stories.
Because this survey is not quite scientific — although the CommonCensus curators have made some effort to screen out 'spam' responses — I've adjusted the results based on a comparison to the college football revenues received by each team, according to disclosure data filed with the federal government.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services will publish the disclosure data on a public Web site that the law says must be searchable and understandable so that patients and advocacy groups can see which doctors are being paid and how much.
In addition to repaying $700,000 in allegedly ill-gotten gains, FMC also agreed to pay $64,282 in interest, alter the name of the program to omit the term "money market" and improve the disclosure data in sales materials.
Reviewing disclosures data and surveys, he finds that it's not clear whether "academicpsychiatrists receive more or disclose less" than other medical colleagues.
The collection of post-disclosure data to examine patients' actual behaviors regarding second opinions and referrals is ongoing.
Rather it will be an inadvertent disclosure of data, or maybe the allowing of others to see the data your employees generate like the websites they visit.
We already have mechanisms for disclosure of data used by the U.S. EPA in decision making and even for obtaining raw data.
The debate around disclosure and data release will undoubtedly continue with further discussion of if, how, and to whom information and data should be released.
