A familiar, friendly and loveable character better than any real postman thanks to his feline sidekick, Postman Pat still seems as enjoyable, identifiable and relevant in 2011 as it was in 1981.
Recorded ECGs had easily identifiable components relevant to physiological parameters and had a similar frequency spectrum compared to recordings obtained from a commercially available measurement system.
For a number of decades, trend research for example functioned just like this: trend signals in the sense of deviations from the "norm" were identifiable as relevant on the one hand and as unambiguous on the other and could thus be analysed with a view to their causes, emergence and dynamics.
One obvious next step would be to apply this model to an existing assessment programme and determine whether all the dimensions and elements are identifiable and relevant.
The data were stripped of any identifiers and personally identifiable information (PII) retaining only relevant variables.
It all boils down to retargeting, an increasingly popular means of online advertising whereby a retailer's website visitors are effectively 'retargeted' while they browse the Internet, using non-personally identifiable information to match relevant ads with people.
Don Moore, an associate professor at the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley, recommends businesses screen candidates for "identifiable skills" and "job-relevant abilities" in order to identify the best potential hires and make decisions based on something better than gut instinct.
However, in the revised paper we have changed the goal to " representing the relevant mechanisms in an identifiable mathematical model".
More specifically, we stated that one of the "goal" of the study is " capturing the relevant mechanisms in an identifiable mathematical model".
The current regulation simply deals with whether samples/data are delinked or identifiable, but has neglected many other relevant ethical concerns.
