Sentence examples for effectively know from inspiring English sources

Yet privacy advocates say that unless rules are in place to limit what kinds of personal data can be collected and how long it can be stored, Google can effectively know who you are without knowing your name.

The physiology, metabolism and behaviour of organisms, including us, are aligned to this daily cycle through internal clocks which enable us to effectively "know" the time of day.

Individuals are limited in the things they can effectively know and use in production so the only way a society can hold more knowledge is by distributing different chunks of knowledge to different people.

This streamlining allows groups to quickly and effectively know who might need immediate help.

Flexner wrote in his report [ 1] "An education in medicine involves both learning and learning how; the student cannot effectively know, unless he knows how".

Hence, after the NG part of the study we effectively knew what the priority items were for the research population.

I go to lots of concerts, and Facebook effectively knows this because I check in to the venues or the events themselves thanks to a mobile feature added last year (possibly to collect data for this).

Because most text mining research, including this study, limits itself to MEDLINE abstracts, these 'previously unknown' interactions also include interactions that are effectively known, but not explicit in MEDLINE as they are only mentioned in a full text article.

With this procedure, we were able to quantify which famous people were effectively known to the participants (especially for the prosopagnosic group), by visual cues, by verbal cues only or not at all.

SA-induced generation of ROS by cell wall peroxidases [70], [71] and by NADPH-oxidase [58] is effectively known to lead to the Ca2+ influx, and this could explain the delayed increase in anion current observed in response to the application of exogenous SA.

While highly encouraging, these studies also highlight how little is effectively known about engineered T cells.