Sentence examples for basic information to understand from inspiring English sources

The rationale behind this paper is to provide an overview, as complete as possible, and a classification of reversible watermarking techniques, while trying to focus on their main features in a manner to provide to the readers basic information to understand if a certain algorithm matches with what they were looking for.

Although, the data set are not sufficient for other application, our results are to be used as basic information to understand the transcriptome of crab-eating macaque.

For example, previously we described the trafficking routes of vesicles containing different autophagy proteins that ultimately fuse to give rise to autophagosome precursors and used this basic information to understand how these processes were disturbed by a mutation that causes Parkinson's disease and by a gene in a GWAS locus for Alzheimer's disease.

Diet studies provide basic natural history information to understand food web dynamics.

Therefore, they are likely to play a critical role by providing fundamental and basic information to better understand genome organization and evolution in birds and mammals.

Kasturi Haldar, an NIH reviewer who sits on the Tropical Medicine and Parasitology study section, says that without basic information to help reviewers fully understand a proposal, reviewers can "get lost in a sea of detail".

You need to have a compass in your mind that operates all the time, day and night, without lunch breaks or weekends off, since otherwise you would not be able to impart the most basic information or understand what people around you are saying.

Legislating risk information on PCP labels presumes consumers have the basic skills to understand risk information.

Recently the idea of the workplace as an arena for improving health literacy has developed emphasizing the organizational responsibility in facilitating and supporting that employees obtain basic knowledge and information needed to understand and take action on individual and occupational health concerns.

Recently the idea of the workplace as an arena for improving health literacy has developed [ 23, 29, 33], emphasizing the organizational responsibility in facilitating and supporting that employees obtain basic knowledge and information needed to understand and take action on individual and occupational health concerns [ 34].

This requires testing of the impacts on the visual system at its most basic level to understand how efficiently information is processed over changes to image presentation.