We have made some use of RAMPAGE TSS data (Batut et al. 2013), which are drawn from a complete range of developmental stages, and will soon make more systematic use of that dataset.
We understand that the transition of ownership to Microsoft, and the corresponding shifts in jurisdiction and management, may have made some questions of lawful access, user data collection, and the degree of security of Skype communications temporarily difficult to authoritatively answer.
Whilst Schandl and colleagues have made some headway in assimilating their own data into a clinically applicable tool, the lack of validation and the identification of new factors leave it firmly in the development stage.
If the strict eligibility test has made the data collectors' work harder in these sweltering conditions, the warmth of the people of Katine has been a pleasant surprise.
The adoption of the EMR has made patient data (labs, vital signs, notes, etc).
TechCrunch has made this data easily available so developers can create interesting apps, mashups, and analysis.
The recent availability of sophisticated sensing technology has made such data highly multimodal, requiring more flexible protocol analysis tools.
The advancement of genotyping technology has made genotypic data readily accessible to investigators at low cost.
In 2012, the most recent year for which it has made data available, Pearson reported that its educational-publishing revenues for North America were up two per cent, compared with an industry decline of ten per cent.
This approach has made data easily accessible to NTL researchers and the broader scientific community.
