Sentence examples for personal data regarding from inspiring English sources

Personal data regarding related risk factors, including alcohol consumption, smoking habits and betel quid chewing, were collected via questionnaire.

As the study did not involve any collection or analysis of personal data regarding human participants, but only hospitals and policies, according to Italian law requirements for informed consent and approval by Ethic Committee did not apply.

Informed consent was obtained from each subject and personal data regarding demographic characteristics and obstetric history was collected via questionnaire after interviewing with trained interviewers on participation and/or after baby delivery.

Informed consent was obtained from each subject, and personal data regarding demographic characteristics such as sex, age and related risk factors, including alcohol consumption, smoking habits and betel quid chewing, were collected via questionnaire from each participant after interviewing with trained interviewer.

Participation was anonymous (except for those examinees included in the test-retest procedure for reliability testing), and no personal data regarding date of birth, city of residence and/or any other data that could be directly connected to an individual were included in the questionnaire.

However, there is little data regarding personal exposure to endotoxin in children at risk, or the relation of personal endotoxin exposure to residential or ambient airborne endotoxin.

The publishers also oppose the privacy advocates' calls to outlaw the collection of sensitive data regarding personal medical conditions, financial situations and politics, among other characteristics, without consent.

The data regarding personal specifics of technology executives' functionality in terms of cooperation with internal and external stakeholders obtained from interviews and workshops were systemized with the help of the "CTO's key stakeholders' model" (Fig. 1).

Personal data (i.e, data regarding age and residence of paediatricians) were not collected.

Although it enabled us to collect useful information on physicians' opinions regarding the much debated concept of CI, in-depth individual interviews might have yielded richer data regarding personal experience of CI.

Moreover, lack of data regarding personal protective equipment, ventilation at specific jobs, working conditions, and possible environmental exposures to dust (i.e., pollution), may have increased the likelihood of exposure misclassification and possibly confounded results.