With sponsored data, a clear advantage goes to content from companies that can afford to pay the freight.
Others, such as the National Undergraduate Research Clearinghouse (www.webclearinghouse.net), accept faculty-sponsored data from students across the country.
To satisfy the reproductive/developmental toxicity end points, however, the sponsor used data from a 1996 test on a similar substance, toldimfos.
To ensure the data from this study could not potentially be influenced by the sponsor, data management for this study was outsourced in its entirety to an independent clinical research organization with no financial ties to the study sponsor.
In 2007, the International Society of Nephrology funded the Kidney Disease Data Center database to house data from sponsored programs aimed at preventing chronic kidney disease and its complications in developing nations.
Gallup routinely deposits its raw data from surveys sponsored by USA Today with the Roper Center for Public Opinion Research, which provides access to its archives to scholars at member institutions.
Twitter makes money from data licensing agreements and through sponsored messages from advertisers.
The findings were based on a review of 13 years of data from a study sponsored by the federal government.
Anthony Fauci, head of the NIH's National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, described early data from adult trials sponsored by his institute.
Scholz and two coauthors, using data from the federally sponsored Health & Retirement Study (which has tracked individual households for decades), found that, counting home values, 81% of those aged 51 to 61 had reached or exceeded their "optimal wealth," defined as the amount they should have accumulated by that age to maintain their customary standard of living in retirement.
What data from federal programs sponsored by MMS and NOAA are available at the National Ocean Data Center (NODC) is unclear because data and metadata submission requirements are unevenly enforced by federal agencies.
