Sentence examples for capture additional information from inspiring English sources
For those who want to capture additional information — like Web page clippings, photos and voice memos — Evernote offers both a free and a premium service ($45 a year) that work across most devices and platforms, says Phil Libin, the C.E.O. of the company, which is in Mountain View, Calif.
We expected that STRUCTURE should capture additional information from patterns of linkage disequilibrium created by differentiation.
The use of longitudinal latent classes was found to capture additional information over reported activity at a single age.
The attractiveness of 1,5-AG is that it may capture additional information on glycemic excursions not reflected in fasting glucose, HbA1c, fructosamine, or glycated albumin values (17).
Self-report questionnaires can also capture additional information which objective measures cannot provide such as type, domains and correlates of physical activity.
Because one item in this question set also asked subjects to explain their selection, we were able to capture additional information on this alternate conception.
In the present study, we provided evidence that our approach captures additional information in mammographic images, in addition to PD, which improves the ability to discriminate between breast cancer disease status, when compared with using PD alone (P = 0.0002).
On the one hand, the assessment of mother child interactions as a dyadic process allows a deeper look into maternal interaction behavior as a crucial characteristic of the home-learning environment; on the other hand, it captures additional information about the relevant characteristics of the child.
A BioModel Database model also captures additional information, mostly in the form of annotations.
This measure is equivalent to the covariance of the two power envelopes, but it captures additional information, including the phase lag inherent in the coupling.
The low correlations obtained with the SF-36 suggest that BCI captures additional information which is not covered by generic instruments.
