Even so, de Montjoye's view that large-scale location tracking operations need to not just encrypt personally identifiable data properly but also implement well designed security mechanisms to control how data is collected and can be accessed is difficult to argue with — with barely a week going by without news breaking of yet another large scale data breach.
For example, bone attenuation is difficult to implement into Dixon-based AM as bones are not readily identifiable on standard MR images.
Model identifiability is another problem: even if we could collect an infinite amount of experimental data and implement an "ideal" fitting procedure [ 28], the model might not be identifiable for certain network configurations.
Given the mounting evidence of identifiable risks linked with maternal obesity, NHS services are required to implement measures to manage these risks and improve outcomes for obese pregnant women and their babies.
Over half of these classifications were judged easy to implement.[4], [7], [17], [20], [22] [24] None of the classifications allowed prospective identification for all categories and in two classifications[7], [19] less than half of the categories could be prospectively identifiable.
So even if DoubleClick were forced to give up on identifiable profiles or scale back its ambitious plans by implementing an "opt-in" policy instead of an "opt-out" policy for identifiable profiles, the company would still have an edge over the competition.
If implemented successfully, specific effector-induced changes and nuclear processes should be identifiable and investigated further.
We implemented a descriptive cross-sectional study, by self-completion questionnaire (anonymous, but identifiable by means of a code).
In April 2003, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996 was implemented and regulates how covered entities (including most health care delivery organizations) use and disclose certain individually identifiable health information.
Then he implemented an elaborate system that used databases and poll results to divide the state into eleven cultural groups, identify the six most likely to vote for Romney, and find volunteers to establish personal contact with each identifiable member of those groups.
