Sentence examples for I information on from inspiring English sources

We focus on two pathways of influence: (i) information on ES and their values as decision-support in planning and management, ii) the ES concept as a boundary object for facilitating cross-sectoral interaction and collaboration.

In this paper we outline the results of multiwavelength studies which provide: (i) information on the magnetic structure at various spatial scales into which flare accelerated electrons are injected/accelerated and (ii) evidence for various sites of electron acceleration outside flares which are located in the corona at altitudes ranging typically from ∼ 0.1 to ∼ 1 R⊙ above the photosphere.

For instance, in the Application Model page (Fig. 6) users can view information about the model and also: (i) information on model contributors, enhanced with direct options for sending them a message or asking them to be connected; (ii) the most popular tags that describe the model, with facilities for adding tags; (iii) overall rating of the model and most popular reviews.

Two important categories of information collected by the nurses during the patient interview include: (i) information on patients' personal circumstances and a comprehensive section dedicated to (ii) assessing activities of daily living.

The practical significance of this study includes (i) information on the preparation process and the concentrations of structuring agents required for efficient gelation and (ii) information on the behavior of oleogels to temperature, applied shear, and presence of water.

Responses by parents in the interviews were categorized into three main themes: (i) information on the locus of decision making for participation of children in activities; and suggestions they had for (ii) the consent form itself, and (iii) methods of communicating with parents.

Schneider et al. Is information on the source/origin of the substance given?

Specifically, the audit was designed to answer the following questions: Is information on new tools and the process of retooling getting to NTPs and national reference laboratories (NRLs)?

"I collect information on corruption," Williams says, "I've been at it for some time".

Once I have an account, how do I enter information on my evaluators (your letter writers)?

3) Is there information on how flies were reared, aged, stored prior to assays?