Sentences with phrase «publication of data»

Perhaps only better definitions and a push for more stringent and rigorous standards within those definitions will lead to an inclusive and yet context - specific publication of data that strengthens our knowledge base.

The timing could not have been better, with the recent publication of data on recruitment to training programmes in 2015/16.

The survey, conducted by a health - policy group led by David Blumenthal at the Massachusetts General Hospital, found that almost 20 % of the 2167 academic life scientists who responded to a questionnaire said they had delayed publication of data by more than 6 months.

Lilly crafts agreements that ensure confidentiality about the scientists» compounds, offer mutually beneficial intellectual property rights, and allow publication of the data.

4) Scientific tradition as it currently stands does not require publication of data.

Those who do share data still use more traditional processes, such as through publication of data aggregated into tables and annexes.

Many men have known that a few alcoholic drinks increases the odds of the «old - fashioned way» happening at all, but how it works in a fertility clinic will require full publication of the data.

Before publication of any data, Newzoo also performs various validation checks, including comparison against historical internal data, comparison against market figures from alternative sources, and validation from several Newzoo clients.

But that is still missing the point... telling Steve Mc or anyone else years ago that they could not have the data due to an agreement with an individual national weather organization was the basis of the question... Jones dodged the question and claimed that all of these countries denied publication of their data but forgot to mention that those responses were to his recent letter to them and had nothing to do with the question.

The data itself and the official publication of the data raises a whole bunch of other questions that can not be delved into here.

The high - profile publication of the data led to the controversial «hockey stick» being used as a key piece of supporting evidence in the third assessment report by the United Nations» Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in 2001.

Continues to require collection, disaggregation, and publication of data on high - needs student subgroups.

Geneticists, Blumenthal found, were more likely than others to delay publication of data.

«Publication of data from prisoners is ethically inappropriate given that it [is] not possible to ensure that the prisoners freely agreed either to donate their organs, or to be included [in] a research program,» she tells ScienceInsider.

The publication of our data will show our progress toward this commitment.

The reports follows the publication of data suggesting consumer morale is falling steadily as the public prepare for cuts to public spending, and seperate evidence that youth unemployment is still rising in much of the country.

The table below shows the latest official statistics relating to fuel poverty in England, Scotland Wales and Northern Ireland; however, it should be emphasized that there is a time lapse between collection and publication of this data.

The publication of the data comes after last year's spending was released under the Freedom of Information Act, revealing # 25m of previously secret spending by Whitehall officials in the year that the government implemented its deficit reduction programme.

But in a 12 - to - 6 vote, the board advised only the publication of the data, methods and conclusions of a second manuscript, submitted to Science by Ron Fouchier of Erasmus Medical Center in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

While Boschi declined to talk to ScienceInsider, INGV's spokesperson answered that he was essentially joking and that halting the publication of data was not a serious proposal.

The research was prompted by the publication of data showing that viable Ebola virus remained in the semen of disease survivors for months after it was no longer detectable in their blood — and by a study reporting at least one instance of sexual transmission of Ebola.

None of the sponsors were involved in the conducting, analysis or publication of the data.

Members of the EIS are also worried that the publication of data, which shows how well pupils are doing, will encourage unfair comparisons between different schools.

Unfortunately, I know there are many teachers with similar stories whose professional reputations may have been unduly harmed by the publication of this data.

Members of the EIS are also concerned the publication of data which shows the curriculum levels pupils have reached will encourage unfair comparisons between different schools.

«The provision of choice, and the publication of data on school performance, has sometimes had little impact, especially in districts where reform lacks adequate local ownership, community and wider civic involvement, and parent engagement,» Bruno Manno notes.

The publication of the data confirms a series of earlier analysis by experts that shows there are large differences between the performance of academy chains.

The development and publication of that data are likely to reveal wide gaps in how much schools in the same districts actually spend on teacher salaries.

(The collection and publication of this data is sponsored by Maddie's Fund.)

The collection and publication of this data is sponsored by Maddie's Fund.

In fact, although the legislation allows for the publication of the data after 5 years, the practice of the Boards has been to delay the release of the data anywhere up to 15 years.

59 Secondly, the fact that the publication of data within the public domain is done for profit - making purposes does not, prima facie, preclude such publication being considered as an activity undertaken «solely for journalistic purposes».

Following the publication of data belonging to about 10,000 Department of Homeland Security workers, hackers have now published the contact info belonging to 20,000 FBI workers, information they acquired by breaching a Justice Department database.