Sentence examples for collect further information from inspiring English sources
The F.B.I. had interviewed many members of the group and searched their planes before allowing them to leave, but it nonetheless went back to the Las Vegas hotels with subpoenas five days after the initial flight had departed to collect further information on the Saudi royal guests, the documents show.
We did not contact the authors to collect further information.
After surgery, a questionnaire, submitted through interviews at the time of follow-up, allowed us to collect further information about: time needed for walking, for running without pain and for return to competitive activity, recurrences and patient's satisfaction.
The questionnaires for principals also collect further information on educational orientation, programs and networks with external services, size and composition of the ECEC, and the number and qualifications of the personnel.
It recommended the Dutch government collect further information on the number of women combining part-time salaried employment with self-employment, and review the law if this revealed that a significant number of women were disadvantaged.
There are ways to collect further information on a more regular basis with the use of "smart bottles" to calculate the amount of milk intake as well as "smart weight scales" such as Withings to track your baby's weight gain on a more regular basis.
Participants are asked to give separate consent for various elements of the study, including cord blood collection, baby body measurements, questionnaire and collecting further information from their medical records.
In addition, three geotechnical in situ tests were carried out with the aim of collecting further information about the soil in its natural condition.
When the source of information (see questions Q3, Q4 in table 1) was a biomedical article, we collected further information, namely, whether the journal publishing the research paper was a peer-review one and we reported, if available, the journal impact factor [15], as an indicator of the quality of the source of information.
