Sentence examples for restricted by data from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Mr. de Maizière said that officials could have gleaned more information after a bomb threat at a mall in Dortmund if officials had had access to surveillance footage, which he said had been restricted by data protection officials.

Second, restricted by data availability, we could not evaluate analgesic prescriptions in relation to actual pain prevalence and intensity.

There is considerable potential in linking databases that have previously been considered too sensitive for record linkage or where linkage is restricted by data protection legislation [ 48].

This finding has important implications for health services researchers who are often restricted, by data availability, to the use of ecological measures when adjusting for SES.

The benefits of the broad-spectrum databases are that they are not restricted by the data types they can hold, meaning researchers can deposit data from the entire set of experiments of a study in a single place.

Although generalized linear mixed modeling would be an excellent alternative, such analysis was restricted by the data structure (complexity due to multiple intrinsic hemodynamic and scan parameters) of the present study [24].

Within the final four weeks of the study no new participants had volunteered to take part, and restricted by time, data collection ended before the stipulated target of 66 participants was achieved.

Restricted by underground environments, data storage space, calculation ability, and data transmission ability of the logging instruments has been quite limited (Wang et al. 2010; Wu et al. 2009; Zhang et al. 2007), so it is practically meaningful to find a new downhole data acquisition mode by which relatively complete IP relaxation process can be represented with less acquired data.

We concluded that research using many of the identified renal registries with high-quality information would be restricted by both limited data collection and dissemination as well as access to external researchers.

The study of reaction-system topology (the set of all participating reactions) has long been restricted, by lack of data, to small subsystems.

As a practical limitation, the choice of M may be restricted by the available data.