Why this undermines the data is unclear.
Apart from undermining the data-driven approach by enforcing a priori constraints, restricting ourselves to a specific behavioral domain (BD) would also entail a conceptual problem.
In theory, this kind of technology would undermine the role of data brokers and, perhaps, mitigate privacy risks.
Mr. Prewitt said he worried that a "public backlash," especially against the elaborate long form sent to one household in six, could undermine the quality of data used for a variety of public programs.
Although sophisticated database software and high storage capacity hardware are used for aggregation and processing, data can easily be replicated, shared, modified and deleted by any malicious intermediate or fake external node using a Sybil (forging identities) attack, which can undermine the CIA of data [52].
Any research would have to comply with the existing legislation and it cannot be seen as legally entitled for such review or control, because these powers typically belong to public authorities and cannot be delegated to private entities, as this would entirely undermine the philosophy of data protection.
However, we believe that this limitation does not undermine the contribution these data make for understanding the effects of fire on leaf-litter arthropods in tropical forests.
Furthermore, the results indicate that care needs to be taken when designing monitoring programmes as allowing inexperienced volunteers to participate can undermine the integrity of the data.
However, it is conceivable that levels of satisfaction among non-responders are much lower than even the late responders, which would seriously undermine the validity of the data.
However, the original categories are maintained rather than undermine the integrity of the data, assuming that allocation to one category over another was not arbitrary.
