Sentence examples for footprint information from inspiring English sources

A Higg tool designed to measure a product's footprint – information such as the raw materials and energy used that might interest consumers – won't be completed until next year.

Educating consumers through product labelling (e.g. airfreight labels, carbon footprint information), and providing guidance on the actions that customers can take to reduce their carbon footprints.

There are improvements we intend to include in our framework in order to obtain even more realistic carbon footprint information.

The dwelling vector maps from Ordinance Survey are polygon features with address, area and footprint information included as attributes which builds the geometry model of dwellings (OS MasterMap Address Layer 2010; OS MasterMapTopography Layer 2010).

It finds that while presenting the carbon footprint information is generally viewed positively by consumers, managerial and policy reinforcement is necessary for it to become a determinant of consumer choice.

Besides using footprint information for the model validation we performed downscaling of MOD17 using 250 m resolution MODerate resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) dataset in order to address land use heterogeneity.

To obtain more detailed footprinting information for this region, we systematically analyzed changes in the relative extent of ribonucleotide modification using titration experiments, in which ERev-ERRE complexes were formed with increasing amounts of purified EIAV Rev protein (Figure 5A).

To improve the accuracy of binding site search, traditional methods impose filters such as phylogenetic footprinting information and transcription factor-DNA binding affinity by setting the p-value in a ChIP-chip experiment.

That said, I believe them to be one and the same after examining a footprint of information floating around on the internet, left by r4p3-kody.

Techy terms tend to lead the lists, which would explain the inclusion of digital footprint ("the information about a particular person that exists on the Internet as a result of their online activity") and tech wreck ("a collapse in the price of shares in high-tech industries").

Transportation in the supply chain contributes less than 0.5% to the footprint (Supporting Information S5).