Sentence examples for extended informational from inspiring English sources

Welfare economics traditionally relied on "utility", and the extended informational basis of social choice is mostly formulated with utilities (although the use of extended preference orderings is often shown to be formally equivalent: for instance, saying that Jones is better-off than Smith is equivalent to saying that it is better to be Jones than to be Smith, in some social state).

However, recent technological developments have rendered it possible to extend the informational base to genomic information, epigenetic information or pharmacogenetic information and also further information on the influence of single genes.

Extending the informational basis by introducing numerical indices of well-being (or equivalent extended orderings) is not the only conceivable extension.

The NCI Thesaurus provides a partial model of how these things relate to each other, responding to actual user needs and implemented in a deductive logic framework that can help maintain the integrity and extend the informational power of what is provided.

aThese informational properties can be extended, with some qualifications, to continuous random variables as well — see, for example, (Gray1991) — but as random variable considered herein are either discrete or discretised before analysis, these extensions will not be discussed here.

The four information drives (ubiquity, uniqueness, unison, and universality) are extended to a physical setting and used to report the key characteristics of each system from both a physical and informational perspective.

d Extended.

Talks extended?

Jackman extended.

Remarkably, the estimated informational scores derived from the integrin signaling networks not only supported previous findings of Gaggioli et al. [1], but also extended the functional implication in vivo.

Extended clipboards.