Currently, different states have different disclosure regimes, many of which are more than 10 years old.
For example, some journals have different disclosure policies for commentaries and review articles than for other articles.
When health data collection is conducted in institutional settings, investigators need to take steps to protect participant privacy, recognizing that institutional staff may have different disclosure and reporting obligations or may use the knowledge in ways that participants and their guardians may find undesirable (Fisher et al. 2002).
While each agency has different procedures and criteria for classifying documents, all seem to operate under the assumption that classification is preferable to disclosure.
Chinese entities have different standards of disclosure: levels of transparency for China-based, state-owned parent companies are lower than those adopted for their publicly listed foreign subsidiaries and associated entities," the report said.
Both were homeless, but they had different relationships to disclosure: I know that you're supposed to get a sense of belonging in the group, but sometimes it seemed like there's conflict going on, and one of the PRs, I had introduced her to [a local politician], but she said, why did I introduce her as homeless?
If we failed to identify all of the author's publications, we may bias our assessment of rates of discrepancies if missing publications have a different disclosure rate than the rate in the publications that we identified.
Disclosure may have different meanings for parents who conceived with gametes from anonymous donors (i.e. when the donor and the recipient/offspring remain unknown to each other), identity-release donors (i.e. when the identity of the donor can be released to donor offspring at mature age) or open-identity donors (i.e. when the donor's identity is known to the recipient).
Active, coerced, and accidental disclosure may all have different effects on the behavior and mental health of all individuals concerned (Feigin, Sapir, Patinkin, & Turner, 2013).
This study investigates the cultural determinism hypothesis that financial statement users from different cultural groups will have different perceptions regarding the importance of accounting information disclosure.
