Sentence examples for Little informational from inspiring English sources

In other words, once you account for everything available to voters, campaign-finance disclosure provides very little informational benefit.

Mr. Binder, of MyPrivateBanking, said there were still a number of "deficits" in the present generation of banking apps, citing a lack of brokerage and trading features, too little informational content as banks are proving hesitant to open their research libraries to app users, and little integration with social media.

Having had little informational support influences the support they provide to young people.

Once I've done my homework and gotten my job research settled, I'm looking forward to doing a little informational interviewing.

White blood cell (WBC) count is intentionally decreased and therefore has little informational value.

As numerical mini-CEX scores seem to have little informational value, some recent studies and recommendations concluded that they could be eliminated from the forms [ 50, 51].

Though some measures of informational need in cancer exist [ 14- 16], they fail to capture the patient's perspective in terms of whether they have received too much or too little information and the level of information supplied.

Since the U.S. EPA redacted this essential information, the compositing of samples did little to diminish the informational value of the samples used in this study.

It is a little more graphic and informational.

When forced to give up previous beliefs, the epistemic agent should give up beliefs that have as little explanatory power and overall informational value as possible.

Generally, even if you are providing an informational site with little interactivity, the goal is to build customer relationships in one way or another.