Sentence examples for making data widely from inspiring English sources

Rachel Haot, chief digital officer for New York City, described how, during Hurricane Sandy's destructive trail through the tri-state area, valuable lessons for 2013 and beyond were learned about making data widely available in easily used formats.

Bill Shelton runs an analytical and computational group at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory PNNLL) [34] where he is committed to making data widely available.

At the Institute for Government the other day, talking about open data, Francis Maude – a passionate believer along with other Tory ministers in shrinking the state – came up with an example of the benefits of making data more widely available and cited real time information from the Environment Agency about river levels.

The recent advances in IT and data science will change the way ICU benchmarking is provided, making information widely available and actionable to improve patient's outcomes.

Making information widely available is a principle common to many registries and requires a data access policy for responding to requests for data while safeguarding patient confidentiality.

In the sciences, a candidate may have contributed meaningfully to his or her field by making data or software code widely available.

There is not however a web-based interface or other online resource for making this data widely available.

Harvard Medical School in Boston, which received a $9 million award in January to act as "coordinating center," will facilitate collaboration between researchers and will make patient data widely available through public repositories such as NIH's database of Genotypes and Phenotypes, explained Anastasia Wise, director of NHGRI's Division of Genomic Medicine, at a press conference today.

Fifth, incentive mechanisms should be developed to encourage researchers to make their data widely available to the scientific community.

Far better than individual small cohorts of sequenced patients would be to aggregate cohorts and make their data widely available to qualified clinicians and researchers.

This policy was designed to fulfil three main objectives: (1) facilitate data sharing within the consortium, (2) facilitate data sharing between ENGAGE and other research consortia and (3) make the ENGAGE data widely available to the scientific community as required by the funders of the consortium.