Sentence examples for institutional identification from inspiring English sources

These represent Stanford's institutional identification or approval numbers.

Institutional identification.

Pavela's (1978) definition provides a useful starting point for the institutional identification and study of academic dishonesty (Lambert and Hogan 2004; Whitley and Keith-Spiegel 2002).

The linkage of all datasets for the relevant variables used the scrambled unique personal or medical institutional identification number, which was encrypted by the National Health Insurance Administration NHIAA).

The following data from the HCIS were collected from each center: institutional identification, reception number, reception date, gender, date of birth, residence areas, test method, test kit, test result, reason for testing, and code.

Because the NHRI database provided by the official NHI program consists of totally de-identified, encrypted, secondary data released to the public for research purposes without personal or institutional identification or contact with the study patients, the study was exempt from full review by the institutional review board (IRB) of China Medical University Hospital.

From an institutional perspective, the identification of such a discrepancy should lead to the exploration of methods to eliminate this difference.

Results were grouped by broad themes, including among others: governance, legal and financial issues, partnership agreements, de-identification, institutional technical infrastructure for security and privacy protection, training, risk management, auditing, IRB issues, and patient/subject consent.

The usual sad suspects are all out again: Ivy League entitlement, institutional self-protection, impulsive identification with the accused rather than the accuser.

It agues that Hasidism after 1918 found itself in a radically new situation, and despite the fact that many of its institutions were, on the face of it, working more or less as they had done before the war, the movement experienced a profound transformation of its geography, social roles, institutional bonds, and, often, identification with Hasidism.

We believe that identification of institutional CCL champions is a particularly important step toward enhancing accrual rates.