It's also not clear who else the data might be shared with and for what specific purposes.
In the past, at weddings, banquets, or meetings, a loving cup might be shared by a number of persons for ceremonial drinking, symbolizing friendship and unity.
The analysis of a full or half diallele involves crosses among numerous lines with different degrees of relatedness, and in each cross only a subset of the genetic factors responsible for heterosis might be shared with any other cross.
Because SERPINB (serine peptidase inhibitor Clade B) genes, which are also recognized as important mediators of inflammatory responses in the airway [43], tended to be down-regulated by AZT, our findings suggest that a common down-regulatory mechanism for AZT might be shared with MMP and SERPIN genes (see also Supporting Information, Table S3).
The department store's pipeline for lawn mowers might be shared by rowboats, if not by underwear.
A department store's pipeline for lawn mowers might be shared by rowboats, if not by underwear.
The huge response to Saunders' speech suggests his regret might be shared by many, and that the call for more kindness has struck a global chord.
They might be shared or individual.
We might be sharing catering with Seoul.
A measure to diminish the number of ED visits might be cost sharing for emergency care.
Balancing privacy concerns is clearly going to be a critical consideration for the success of the venture — which needs telcos to buy in to pump in the big data fuel, and therefore also needs their customers be comfortable with the idea that their personal data — i.e. information about where they go and what they do online — might be being shared with, for example, government agencies.
