Sentence examples for implications of gathering from inspiring English sources

Given the privacy implications of gathering this data, the Next IT team tells me that it went to great lengths to ensure that all the data that passes through its systems remains safe.

Table 2 Process of gathering information.

The timeliness of gathering information minimizes this kind of bias.

Rating scales form an important means of gathering evaluation data.

Over the past few years, he has been steadily exploring the implications of telomere theory, gathering many of the country's leading telomere experts and setting up collaborations with others — like Greider — who remain in academe.

The show includes harnessing biological hammers, respecting our microbial residents, the health implications of mass gatherings, and more.

As in the work led by Professor Mike Parker Pearson at Durrington Walls, 20 miles away (he couldn't resist coming over to help dig, and some of his former students had the pleasure of giving him orders) the implication is of people gathering for seasonal rituals and feasting, and maybe a work camp.

The FAA will also play a role, as the network serves up data as part of the government agency's Pathfinders program, which is looking into all of the implications of drone-based news gathering.

This paper did not consider the implications of epidemic during mass gatherings (for example Mecca or Medina), however the size of the university with 45,000 staff and students is a considerable number although spread over 32 colleges.

One of those expressing concerns about the possible implications of fiscal consolidation at the gathering at the Swiss ski resort was US Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner.

Board members responded thoughtfully, engaging members of their own organizations, personally answering the onslaught of letters, and finally meeting as boards to discuss the ethical implications of their work and their gathering.