Sentence examples for identifiable form from inspiring English sources
In the case of infectious diseases, consent is often not required even when personal data are used in identified or identifiable form; the public interest in containing the spread of the disease is considered to outweigh personal interests in privacy or autonomy that would otherwise be protected by consent mechanisms (Lee et al., 2012).
X's creative act of dissolution combines stillness and the intimation of motion, leading us to the very edge of identifiable form and playfully subverting minimalist concerns.
"Similarly, we do not store data related to customers' location, Map searches or Siri requests in any identifiable form," the company said.
Apple said that it protected personal conversations by providing end-to-end encryption over iMessage and FaceTime, and that it did not store location data, Maps searches or Siri requests in any identifiable form.
Apple said it also does not store data related to customers' location, map searches or search requests "in any identifiable form," meaning it likely stores the data without linking it to a named individual.
He said that the scheme would inspire more confidence if data was made anonymous at the point it was extracted from GP surgery's own databases – rather than being held in identifiable form at the HSCIC.
In this instance, the spin of the electron is responsible for the existence of identifiable forms of matter.
The viewer gets a sense that the meaning of the work has less to do with the materials and identifiable forms than with the use of patterns to obliterate boundaries.
It's this very oversimplification — the seemingly multifaceted structure that's actually built of similar and easily identifiable forms, like a big rock-candy mountain — that accounts both for her enduring success and for her ready adoption by sub-op-ed ideologues.
Through studies of a wide range of interactions in recent decades, we now know that the coevolutionary process has multiple identifiable forms (Table 2).
"As a matter of practice, we use this data in an aggregate, non-identifiable form".
