Sentence examples for unintentional data from inspiring English sources

We might see an occasional digital artifact (usually, a bit of unintentional data) when a director shoots digital in bright light — look for a pattern of squares or a yellowish tint — but we're usually too busy with the story to pay much mind.

If the same thing had happened to someone without a data package, they say that one hour of unintentional data usage would have worked out to roughly 30,000 Estonian kroons in fees – or just shy of $3,000 dollars.

Fig. 2 Application of geospatial analysis methods to unintentional injury data since 2000 (n = 67 studies).

g Only unintentional injury data included.

Of the 1,445 alcohol-related deaths a year -- or 4 a day -- 1,138 came as a result of car crashes, according to an analysis of coroners' reports, C.D.C. morbidity reports on unintentional deaths and data on traffic fatalities from the National Transportation Safety Board.

Results were similar after adjustment for health indicators linked to unintentional weight change (data not shown).

Nonetheless, participants wanted further controls, including required approval by Caldicott Guardians, in order to eliminate inadvertent and unintentional use of the data.

Emergency department data regarding unintentional childhood poisoning in NSW are not collected at a population level [ 3] but approximately 8,500 children aged 0 4 years were hospitalised for unintentional poisoning from 1994 to 2005 [ 4].

Besides strengths, there are limitations such as lack of distinction between intentional and unintentional injuries; self-reported data should be less accurate and would likely lead to an under-reporting of ALI.

This article uses NVDRS data to examine unintentional firearm deaths to children.

Scott Totzke, VP, BlackBerry Security Group, did make an interesting observation regarding the sometimes unintentional and undesired longevity of data stored on smartphones.