That revision has spurred privacy advocates and even major technology companies to doubt that the bill will actually ban the mass collection of Americans' data, its ostensible purpose.
The ostensible discontinuities between the data on the HPA axis in pediatric populations and those more consistent and pronounced findings from adult depression literature may reflect important developmentally associated patterns.
Though many surveys of language testing practice have been conducted, very few of them, as we mentioned earlier, are focusing on the test developers or the examination boards probably because of data inaccessibility or the ostensible lack of scientific rigor in such studies (known as 'investigative journalism', see Alderson, 2011).
For instance, Gustavsson et al. [ 19] used placebo data from a negative, 18-month trial of an ostensible AD disease modifier to examine predictors of care costs, excluding comorbidities and concomitant medications.
Despite the BOE's earnest efforts, the private sector is still determined to reduce its liabilities:More damningly, focus on the nonfinancial business sector the ostensible target of the entire scheme:How does the BBA interpret this data?Borrowing levels for companies continue to contract as firms seek to reduce debt while waiting for better or more certain trading conditions.
The police, meanwhile, have concluded that requiring telecoms to store Internet subscriber data has not helped them track criminals, which was the the ostensible purpose of the practice.
Even a lot of ostensible "lefties" seem to be a bit too complacent in seeing the only problem with centralized data control being when government has it.
The ostensible reason was to protect children from porn, but Green Dam would also filter out politically sensitive terms and collect private user data.
The ostensible reason — get this!
At least, ostensible ones.
