Sentence examples for permissible data from inspiring English sources

The bill promises to primarily create a secure regulatory environment for e-commerce by providing legal validity to Internet and other electronic transactions, including computer data, as permissible data in the courts.

This latter weakness derives from the fact that the multinomial likelihood, being designed for discrete data but used for continuous data, is improper (i.e., its integral over all permissible data values is not constant).

DCs electronically collect questionnaire and observation data at all research visits using netbooks; questionnaires were programmed in Microsoft Access and SQL database and include quality control functions (eg, skip functions, permissible data range checks).

International scan of privacy considerations across countries and implications regarding permissible linkage activities: Discussions at the workshop revealed that there are considerable differences between countries in permissible data linkage activities, which have a great impact on the types of health services research that is possible.

To control the distortion induced by the embedding process, most audio steganography methods based on transform domain use a perceptual model to determine the permissible amount of data embedding without distorting the audio signal.

In short, people in the most affluent tertiles of social or material deprivation cannot migrate to a more affluent tertile; the only direction of migration permissible (as the data are categorised) are within tertile, or downwards.

"There are no clear standards that say, this is a permissible use of the data and this is not," Ms. Barnes said.

There are certain circumstances whereby the obtaining or disclosure of personal data is permissible under the law and one defence, used by the journalists, is that the information was obtained because it was in the public interest.

It is reasonable (and often permissible) to embargo your data as you write and submit  journal articles.

The regulatory approach to such compounds can be based on the identification of a NOGEL and use of uncertainty factors to calculate a permissible daily exposure when data are available.

Jessica Simor QC, a barrister representing the Open Rights Group and Privacy International, told the hearing: "A number of states seek to persuade you to reverse your position in Digital Rights Ireland … this would amount to your court judicially amending rules adopted by the EU parliament … Wholesale, mass retention of data is not permissible under the EU's e-privacy directive".