Sentence examples for risks introduced from inspiring English sources

In relation to the connection between filesharing services and the risks introduced by US legislation such as the Patriot Act, Ninefold says it hosts the Oxygen solution in a 'private' capacity so Oxygen Cloud could not block access to customer data even if they wanted to – the whole shebang is run and hosted on Ninefold's infrastructure in Macquarie Telecom's Sydney based data centres.

This chapter addresses the additional security risks introduced with a wireless network.

The case study is based on a systemic framework for the assessment of infrastructure risks introduced by Atzl and Keller (2013).

Consequently, the operators are unwilling to lose control over the valuable subscriber information [1], not to mention the security risks introduced due to the loosely controlled nature of the Wi-Fi networks.

This plan, which would be established as a condition to issuance of any drilling permit, follows a model customarily used in construction by naming the property owner as an additional named insured, but is tailored to reflect the unique risks introduced by unconventional drilling and the fact that multiple property owners can populate a given spacing unit.

There is a critical information gap regarding pesticide residues on produce imported to the U.S. Without a more thorough sampling program, it is not possible accurately to characterize risks introduced by produce importation.

But although that risks introducing a lack of focus, the three diseases, all big killers, do tend to co-occur.

As a result the daffy presentation of the show -- big glops of animation and surrealism accompanied by blurpy sound effects -- risks introducing the opposite idea: that the string ideas are all wet.

It is important this can be implemented in practice, but as drafted the current proposal risks introducing measures which are both unreasonable and unrealistic.

The widely adopted Hospital at Night system for out of hours working is inefficient and risks introducing error.

Conversely, using peak height to infer whether a candidate TFBS will have binding activity in other cellular contexts risks introducing false positive regulatory interactions.