Sentence examples for improving access to data from inspiring English sources

Macgillivray discussed the work that would be left over for the Trump administration in an interview with TechCrunch last September, including enhancing cybersecurity, improving access to data and addressing inequality in tech.

Last month, San Francisco unveiled a new cloud-based open data site as part of its move to adopt cloud services and, in turn, to encourage open government, transparency and accountability by improving access to data and information.

Decision-support tools aim to improve understanding and use of data to support decision making by improving access to data, linking key data sources, helping data users navigate large data sets, and providing a variety of options for synthesizing and displaying data according to need.

A well-designed database model reduces a variety of integrity errors and improves access to data tables in identical formats across many plots, allowing data analyses to be easily replicated and results to be compared.

Coastal GTOS will use the observing system philosophy and infrastructure to identify and improve access to data and information about coastal change; assist users to make that access systematically; ensure that appropriate measures are being or can be made; and integrate terrestrial observations with marine observations.

"Data Trust was designed to focus primarily on list exchanges and is now evolving to take a more leadership role on new technology to improve access to data and improve how users can manipulate data," said a Republican source with knowledge of Data Trust operations, who was not authorized to speak about the organization on the record.

Process-wise, the new arrangements have resulted in shortened approval chains, streamlined transaction processing, and improved access to data to support core budgetary management functions.

Once the technical and privacy issues are resolved it is likely that the increased availability of EMR systems will improve access to data from other care areas and that the data will increasingly be viewed as belonging to the patient rather than the health care provider.

The intensive care unit (ICU) is a data-rich environment, where information technology may enhance patient care by improving access to clinical data, reducing errors, tracking compliance with quality standards, and providing decision support [ 1- 3].

Europe's moves towards open data are mirrored in the U.S. by the Obama administration's Data.gov open government initiative which is aimed at improving access to Federal data.

Typically, integration of datasets is done without the existence of a global identifier [State of Connecticut. Connecticut Health Information Plan: A roadmap for improving access to health data. 2009 May. (unpublished report)].