Sentence examples for existing body of information from inspiring English sources
We suggest that given the consistency of findings across a wide range of different studies that quality of care is only weakly associated with hospital mortality, further research is unlikely to add to the existing body of information.
For many organisms lacking a community database the situation is even worse, with little if any of the existing body of experimental gene function information captured in the form of annotation statements.
They would also like to express their gratitude to the contributors, for making this issue a hopefully important source of information within the existing body of knowledge in the field of image and video processing for cultural heritage.
Secondly, even in the situation where some future RCT does not make the meta-analysis conclusive according to the thresholds set by the monitoring boundaries, it will still provide valuable information to the existing body of evidence, and thus, allow for better informed policy making and planning of future research.
The ever-increasing volume and complexity of molecular data from cancer, exemplified by the TCGA project, calls for more sophisticated analytical approaches that can detect multivariate relationships in heterogeneous data and map that information onto the existing body of knowledge of the structure of molecular networks that govern all cellular processes.
This paper contributes to the existing body of work by focusing on the particular context of geospatial information.
The existing body of research identified age and gender differences in the context of technology adoption (Morris and Venkatesh 2000), information technology acceptance (Teo 2014), computer experience (Hsiao et al. 2010), and ICT integration (Cassidy and Eachus 2002).
Like several great musicals, the starting point is an existing body of familiar tunes.
The existing body of knowledge covers different factors influencing the growth of small firms.
This paper has mainly three contributions to the existing body of the literature: (1).
