Sentence examples for recognition that the data from inspiring English sources

Courts, especially the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, are ahead of the Justice Department in their recognition that the data we all store on the Internet nowadays has become core to American privacy.

Another key area for international science programs is the fully emergent recognition that the data used and generated in such programs is itself a very (and often the most) valuable outcome.

Validity and reliability was further established by the second readers' reviews, and the recognition that the emerging data in this study directly mirrored both the content and the gaps identified in the literature review.

The Strategies WDK is a user interface and search system whose development was guided by user input and the recognition that the explosion of data and data types requires a commensurate search tool.

Finally, the problem context seeks to balance the need for transparency in the process with the recognition that certain data underpinning the assessment may be confidential.

Unlike conventional pattern recognition that involves moderately dimensioned data, usually less than 100 features per sample and hundreds to thousands of samples, microarrays often involve over 10 000 features/genes per sample (n) with typically at most several hundred clinical samples.

Our data suggest that the recognition that leads to degradation of ΔF508 CFTR molecules already occurs at the time of NBD1 synthesis and before downstream domains are being synthesized.

Reviews of safety issues from observational studies tend to be narrative (rather than systematic) reviews, despite the recognition that observational data must complement RCT data when assessing the harms of drug treatments [ 10].

We did not include unpublished data from industry given both the difficulties encountered in obtaining such information and the recognition that the use of such data may not necessarily reduce the bias in a meta-analysis [ 39, 40].

However, in line with prior reports, we decided not to include unpublished data from industry given both the difficulties encountered in obtaining this information and the recognition that the use of these data may not necessarily reduce the bias in meta-analysis [ 43, 44].

In addition, there is an emerging recognition that data linkage between existing data sets greatly facilitates investigations into many issues for which it is very difficult and/or expensive to obtain purpose-specific data [ 21, 22].