Sentence examples for recognised data from inspiring English sources
For this blurring of personal and collectively recognised data is inherent to what Rist does: creating fantasy spaces within which to play with the worldly constructs (from religious dogma to scientific and civic laws) that determine thought and action.
Since the public launch in May 2013, e-RA has become an increasingly well-used and internationally recognised data resource for sustainable agriculture researchers, as illustrated by the global distribution of e-RA data users (Fig. 2).
Even where a duty to participate in digital epidemiology is recognised, data subjects should always in principle retain the capacity to refuse to participate.
In order to enable interoperability of this annotation, the community has to agree on a set of recognised data types.
Indeed, within the duplicated segments there is also an indication that the actual FAexpTRL by which the segmental duplications are recognised show a greater degree of sequence conservation, in terms of numbers of alignments with the different plant databases, than the FAexpTRL for which no duplication is recognised (data not shown).
In order to enable interoperability of this annotation, the community has to agree on a set of standard URIs, corresponding to recognised data types.
34 While the DPA only applies to the use of 'identifiable' patient data and not to anonymised data, 35 it is recognised that data can never be fully anonymised as the original source data include patient identifiable information.
hhThe ability of technological progression to invalidate claims made at a certain moment of time has been recognised in data protection law in relation to anonymous data.
It's fantastic that students are being given more information, but it is well recognised that data on employment six months after graduation is very unreliable.
It is recognised that data collected retrospectively may be subject to variability in reporting from different clinicians and missing data.
Incomplete track measurement has been recognised in data analysis.
