To the extent that this data will be accessible broadly, re-identification risk assessments should be considered because this represents information on one third of the US population, which is a much larger sampling fraction than for the Canadian ADE database.
Residuals clauses may be useful to either a startup or big company, because it's often difficult to remember whether you learned particular information from one third party, another one or both of them.
Cell blocks obtained during EBUS-TBNA provided clinically significant information for one third of the patients participating in the study (30.7%), through accurate typing of the disease, identification of metastasis in the mediastinum, and, in patients with adenocarcinoma, EGFR genetic analysis in cell block samples.
[ 18] The RIO is a national study that contains information on income levels of neighbourhoods based on the tax information of about one third of Dutch inhabitants.
Study data came from the Premier Research Database, a hospital administrative database that contains information on approximately one sixth of all hospital admissions in the United States.
Of those who provided their household income information, more than one third had monthly household income below S$2000, but this information should be interpreted with caution as almost one third of the interviewees' household income was not reported.
It can lose and gain enormous amounts of genetic information – up to one third of its genome at a time.
One third (n = 48) were not cued (no context information was provided), one third were cued as authentic, and one third were cued as play-acted.
In the US in 2009, 61% of American adults had looked online for health information and around one third had accessed social media related to health [ 38].
Those who could be characterised as 'passive recipients' of CAM information (just over one third of the participants) were equally divided between those who had used CAM for previous health problems and those who were 'new' users following their cancer diagnosis.
