The phrase "as information often" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "As information often changes, we need to stay updated on the latest developments."
Alternatives: "as data frequently" or "as details often".
As scientific information often functions as a legitimating factor in the policy process (in which science is supposed to supply objective truths, and policy makers are expected to act on the basis of objective facts), making use of this kind of more intuitive information can compromise political, as well as scientific, accountability for the decisions made.
The spectral radius analyses here illustrate that more information does not necessarily decrease uncertainty, as increased information often results in the expansion of state transition networks from simpler linear sequential and cyclic to more complex structures.
Easily accessible and structured data, such as numerical information, often provides relatively little value.
The rationale behind treating the paired-end sequences as single-end was that TE copy-number estimation from coverage of the latter was believed to be more accurate, as paired-end information often links the repeat to different single-copy portions of the genome, preventing pairs from mapping near the boundaries of the repeated segment.
The consulting service offered by the meteorologists from the regional offices is a low-threshold service as described above and the additional information often serves as a decision template.
As these examples suggest, businesses that generate information often begin as adjuncts to the "real" work of the company, and the information seems nothing more than a by-product of the core business.
In a crisis, politicians depend on advice from officials as politicians need complex information, often under pressure of time.
RNA molecules are uniquely capable of encoding and controlling the expression of genetic information, often as a consequence of their three-dimensional structures.
Numerical information often serves as a basis for evaluations, decisions and behavior.
But the site slowly gained notoriety as a way to place information — often anonymously — into the public information stream.
