Sentence examples for grant a data from inspiring English sources

In a judicial review, lawyers representing a British Muslim and an Afghan refugee will argue that the Office for National Statistics' decision to grant a data processing contract to a UK subsidiary of the US defence contractor Lockheed Martin breaches the two men's right to privacy as guaranteed by the European convention on human rights.

CMS granted a data use agreement (DUA) for Medicare enrollment and claims data, as well as permission for the collection of medical record data for the study.

In the document, Facebook also lists 61 developers (below) who it granted a data-access extension after ending the friends data API, in May 2015 — saying they were given a "one-time extension of less than six months beyond May 2015 to come into compliance" — with one exception, Serotek, an accessibility app, which was given an 8 months extension to January 2016.

Therefore, we requested and were granted a new data set with correct dates to warrant a valid and accurate analysis.

Sample temperatures were measured during the treatment using a K-type thermocouple attached to a Grant Data Logger (Squirrel 2040; Grant Instruments) to ensure that the maximum temperature reached was nonlethal to the bacteria under the treatment times investigated (<50°C).

Sample temperatures were measured during the treatment using a K-type thermocouple attached to a Grant Data Logger (Squirrel 2040; Grant Instruments, Cambridge, UK) to ensure that the maximum temperature reached was nonlethal to the bacteria under the treatment times investigated (<50°C).

Research that could benefit the public sector has been made easier by a data grants programme, launched last February, that gives academics free access to the data "firehose".

BP has recently given AAR more details of its proposed alliance with Rosneft and granted it access to a "data room" of confidential information.

Biometric cryptosystems grant a significant improvement in data privacy and increase the likelihood that individuals will effectively consent in the biometric system usage.

Using grant submissions data to a UK Research Council, associations between success in securing grants and potential sources of advantage are explored, including membership of the peer review cadre, departmental standing, track record, gender and ethnicity.

Access to the ECLS-B data is allowed only to researchers who are granted a restricted-use data license.