Sentence examples for content and output from inspiring English sources
I have mentioned the editorial independence of the BBC, and it is important to point out that all broadcasters' content and output services are exempt from the provisions of the Equality Act, to ensure that politicians do not interfere in the editorial independence of those broadcasters.
On other changes to BBC1 and BBC2, the BBC Trust said the two main channels would be largely protected from making significant cuts to the scope of their peak time content and output, with changes targeting less valued parts of the schedule.
The experts also identified ways to make the content and output useful for discussions with the woman's healthcare provider.
Milk energy contents and outputs were significantly (p≤0.01) higher in ewes and goats fed MOD than AHD.
Prediction of one substrate fermentation by neural networks had the same input variables (fermentation time and starting sugar content) and one output value (ethanol content, yeast cell number or sugar content).
The results obtained for the considered system are encouraging, and therefore, further research on different hydrostatic hybrid configurations with higher energy content and power output of the alternative drive train will be conducted.
DO2 is the product of oxygen content and cardiac output.
Existing microsatellite databases are of limited utility for experimental and computational biologists with regard to their content and information output.
Circulatory and perfusion assessment included arterial lactate, mixed venous saturation, central venous-to-arterial O2 content, and urinary output.
It is obvious that RBC transfusions can be lifesaving in situations of acute severe anemia or in bleeding patients in whom RBC administration can increase both oxygen arterial content and cardiac output.
Instead, it uses individual next-generation sequencing reads from PCR amplicons of conserved biosynthetic domain gene sequences (termed Natural Product Sequence Tags, NPSTs) to predict gene content and chemical output of NP gene clusters, in a fashion analogous to reconstructing the phylogeny of entire organisms using 16S rRNA sequences.
