Sentence examples for background information available from inspiring English sources
This means that \(P\) is assumed to represent actual degrees of belief of a rational agent, that is, given all the background information available.
Presumably heterozygotes were used because homozygous mice were not viable, though there is little background information available about these mice.
The design of our mutant was based on careful evaluation of the different factors we knew could affect the mechanical stability of the engineered protein, taking into account all the background information available about I27wt.
In an in silico exercise, they decided to select seven companies selling antibodies against the randomly selected molecule AMP kinase-β 1, a cytoplasmic enzyme involved in energy metabolism, simply in order to compare the level of background information available.
Third, the wealth of background information available for this cohort means that we are able to adjust for a comprehensive range of potentially confounding variables including concurrent victimization of others (e.g., bully perpetration), socioeconomic variables, parental anxiety and depression, child maltreatment, and preadolescent levels of anxiety and depression.
Many of the approximately 100 sperm banks operating in the United States offer catalogs with varying amounts of background information on available donors, and thousands of profiles are available online.
The main goals of the study were to gather longitudinal information on PIAAC respondents in Poland and to collect additional background information not available in the international study.
Schmidt may be envisioning a centralized system where such critical background information is available to employers without their needing an applicant's full name, which could make a name change worthwhile.
No background information was available for the camels from Egypt.
More detailed background information is available in print and on the internet.
The consultants when reviewing real patients would be making instinctive judgements, likely with background information readily available or already processed.
