Sentence examples for processing for research from inspiring English sources

The regulation aims at protecting the confidentiality of personal health data whilst preserving the benefits of digital image processing for research and public health purposes.

The new GDPR aims at protecting the rights of the data subject and confidentiality of personal health data as an important civil right, whilst preserving the benefits of digital image processing for research and public health purposes.

There is also a requirement for healthcare providers to demonstrate that their procedures fulfil the conditions of lawful data processing required by the GDPR, e.g. on the basis of explicit consent of the data subject, or the use of safeguards when processing data for research or public health purposes.

These contradictory requirements are reflected by the design principles of existing software solutions: programs for routine application are barely extensible or modifiable by the user and the complexity of highly flexible data processing tools for research purposes hampers the application of new methods to larger data volumes.

Research assistants included MalariaGEN staff responsible for the consent processes for recruiting cases or controls, or for processing research samples or providing care to malaria cases.

It allows that the rights of individual "data subjects" (e.g., patients) are restricted when data processing for important research purposes is involved.

That Article 19 only concerns processing based on points (d) and (e) of Article 6.1, not on processing for scientific research purposes according to Article 6.2, further emphasizes the anomalous character of Article 81.2a.

Although its framework on handling personal data of a particular sensitive nature, which medical data clearly are, is strict, it takes into account the importance of data processing for scientific research (in the medical field).

This report focuses on integrated methods (referred to as "Protocol 1") of processing brains donated for research, which are designed to: (1) reach accurate neuropathological diagnosis; (2) optimize the yield of samples; and (3) process fresh-frozen samples suitable for a wide range of modern investigations, using either traditional or the latest technologies.

To the best of our knowledge, no sufficiently large E. bosistoana or E. quadrangulata trees are available in New Zealand for processing research.

Several Thai speech corpora have been developed for speech processing research.