Sentence examples for promotes data from inspiring English sources
While Airbnb promotes data showing that many hosts rent infrequently, which may be true, the reports are statistically misleading, said Ben Edelman, associate professor at Harvard Business School, who has written about Airbnb regulations.
The framework method promotes data reconciliation which proved the presence of flows that two operations in the study had neglected to provide.
The low price allows operators to lure consumers with cheap payment plans, while INQ's technology promotes data usage by offering easy access to sites like Facebook.
This data architecture promotes data security and privacy, as no one, including members of the management team and other scientific partners, can access members' data unless explicitly authorised by the user to do so.
The Cancer Translational Research Information Platform (caTRIP) [31] promotes data aggregation and query across caGrid data services, joining common data elements, and meta-data navigation (https://github.com/NCIP/catrip).
To tackle these problems, the KPMG HEDIIP report included specific blueprint proposals for a 'New Data Landscape', envisioned as 'a data and information landscape for Higher Education in the UK that has effective governance and leadership, promotes data standards, rationalises data flows and maximises the value of technology and enables improved data capability' (KPMG, 2015: 9).
This resonates with the Learning Health System paradigm that promotes data-driven medicine relying on routine data capture and transformation, which also stresses the need for trust in an evidence-based system.
TECHNOLOGIZER.COM | An unusual argument: "Software pirates promote data survival".
On the Internet, a group promoting data privacy has sold T-shirts with Mr. Schäuble's image above the slogan "Stasi 2.0" — a reference to an "improved" version of the reviled State Security Ministry of the former East Germany.
In 2014, Caddell and two partners went public with what they called the Candidate Smith project, which promoted data suggesting that the public wanted a "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" figure — an outsider — as President.
— Jenna Wortham I.B.M. Creates World's Smallest Movie Slate.com | It does this by moving carbon monoxide molecules around at -260 degrees Celsius to promote data storage research.
