Sentence examples for guidelines on data from inspiring English sources

In the final section of this paper, one international collaborative work for developing international guidelines on data management in clinical trials of bladder cancer is briefly introduced, and the differences between the system adopted in US/European statistical centers and the Japanese system is described.

At leading social science journals, there are few clear guidelines on data sharing.

In the past several years, China has introduced some of the world's toughest laws, regulations and guidelines on data privacy.

"We're in a good position by international comparison," he added, noting that much of the European Union's guidelines on data protection are based on Germany's laws.

In order to close that gap, we need more publishers, like Elsevier, to make the ideal a reality, and enforce strict guidelines on data sharing and publishing.

These are the first guidelines on data protection provided by an international body which specifically address the issues surrounding big data applications.

According to published literature and national guidelines (based on data from the Swedish National Registry for Stroke Care Riks-Strokee), 20% of all strokes are related to AF [ 24, 25].

We did not, however, use these anonymised data one to one, but based our virtual patient cases on them (cf. section 'Execution of guidelines on patient data' above).

Regulators in America and Europe are trying to rush out guidelines on the data they would require to grant approval for vaccines to be put into widespread use.

Under E.U. law adopted in 2009, the operators of critical "communications infrastructure" are supposed to follow guidelines on reporting data breaches, but Ms. Retzer said enforcement was spotty at best.

Guidelines on analysing data and reporting results should be agreed upon before this system can be used in epidemiological surveys globally.