Sentence examples for information subjects with from inspiring English sources

Based on this information, subjects with the same noise level at the front of the house will be stratified according to room orientation.

Second, the aim of Article 14 is to provide the data subject with information describing the relevant factors of a proposed processing operation.

Under Article 14(1)(b aa, the biobank has the obligation to provide the data subject with information as to 'the purposes of the processing for which the data are intended' (European Commission 2012a, Article 14(1)(b)).

One possible explanation would be that as these tasks require both spectral and temporal information processing, subjects with autism encounter difficulties with temporal information processing as supported by some studies revealing an abnormal temporal processing of auditory stimuli in speech [18] [22].

After exclusion of ineligible subjects (10,028 with prevalent diabetes, 8,797 of other ethnic groups, 6,202 with missing covariates, 2,537 with missing dietary information, 812 subjects with unconfirmed diabetes, and 10 with missing information on follow-up or diabetes at baseline), 36,256 men and 39,256 women were part of this analysis.

Based on data from medical records accessed through the hospital's health information system, subjects with diseases impacting the appearance of the tongue, such as hypertension, diabetes, and cancer, were excluded.

We also documented reliable information whether subjects with seasonal allergies were examined in their respective season.

Information about subjects with persistent serum calcitonin concentrations >20 ng/l will be collected and will be the subject of future publications.

Another limitation of the study was the unavailability of the results of echocardiography and electrocardiography, which would have provided valuable information about subjects with HF.

GORD also contains an event-initiated assessment of QoL information in subjects with reflux disease and the identification and recruitment of eligible patients.

Second, although we captured information on subjects with diabetes and co-existing mental illnesses or lung diseases, we had to exclude these because of the small number of subjects.