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A screenshot of a gene report created by Promethease.

A version of the council's report, created by an 11-member education committee, was posted on the council's website.

The 575-page report, created by a four-member panel led by the South African jurist Richard Goldstone, details evidence of war crimes committed by both the Israeli forces and Palestinian armed groups in connection with last winter's fighting, though it reserves its harshest language for Israeli actions.

The report, created by the Young Greens and based on data gathered from Freedom of Information requests sent to British universities, shows that university heads are earning an average of 19 times more than the lowest paid university staff, many of whom are not receiving the living wage.

In March, he published a classified military report, created by the Army Counterintelligence Center in 2008, that argued that the site was a potential threat to the Army and briefly speculated on ways to deter government employees from leaking documents to it.

Google has released its annual Thanksgiving traffic and search trends report, created by analyzing data from last year's holiday season.

Abstract: Consists of technical reports created by the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department at Princeton University from 1947 to 1998.

In one of those notices, the lender must disclose which credit report it used to judge you - most lenders use the reports created by the three major credit bureaus, Experian, Equifax and TransUnion.

Camponovo and Freundschuh (2014) have analyzed VGI reports created by volunteers via the Ushahidi4 Web platform (2015) in response to the earthquake that occurred in Haiti on 12 January 2010.

These are required by the court by June 27, and include any reports created by the firm following its retention by Uber and Otto, as well as communications between Levandowski, the firm, Otto co-founder Lior Ron and their attorneys.

Quill, or competing apps like Automated Insights are used by other media outlets – but due to a lack of information over how trustworthy readers would consider reports created by algorithms, many news publishers may be reluctant to admit whether their stories, or parts of them, are generated by computers.