Sentence examples for in relation to electronic from inspiring English sources

José Manuel García Margallo said that the NSA's alleged activities could have broken Spain's privacy laws, which prohibit the collecting of data in relation to electronic communications.

Margallo, who was kept informed on the showdown with the US ambassador in Madrid, warned that the NSA could have broken Spain's privacy laws, which prohibit the conservation of data in relation to electronic communications.

As we and others have shown previously in relation to electronic patient records, the stakeholder groups involved in healthcare technologies are not simple 'buyers' and 'sellers'sellers

In relation to electronic assets, the risk was non-linear with increasing risk at level 2, reduced risk at level 3 and increased risk again at levels 4 and 5, compared to level 1 (table 5).

Improved understanding of the reasons why people might feel undecided in relation to electronic records (e.g., because of security concerns or lack of clarity around what EHRs mean or the extent to which private organisations have access) would allow a more targeted approach to address sources of uncertainty.

Although we are not able to measure the presence of this, immediate anonymisation of the questionnaires completed at the PCT sites and the reassurances of anonymity given in relation to electronic completion of the questionnaire should have reduced the likelihood of this type of bias.

First, our material design concept is introduced in relation to the electronic structures of the oxides.

In the Raman spectra, D peak (~1350 cm−1) and 2D peak (~2650 cm−1), in relation to the electronic and geometrical structures through the double-resonance process, were investigated.

The detailed experimental and theoretical investigations showed that the energy structure of protein molecules in relation to the electronic states looks like enough typical for semiconductor crystals [1-10].

The NPT analysis demonstrated a lack of commitment to, and engagement with, the HRSS on the part of patients, whilst the commitment of doctors and practice staff was to some extent mitigated by concerns about issues of governance and consent, particularly in relation to downloading electronic patient records with associated identifiers.

Workarounds in relation to a new electronic system were attributed to individual's preferred sensory input or motor activity for a task: continued use of paper provided something to 'hear' (hearing the paper drop into the basket); something easy to manipulate (hand held notes); and something to 'deliver' [ 80, 81].