Sentence examples for gathering relevant information from inspiring English sources

The inventory analysis includes gathering relevant information from the scenarios as well as collecting data on current state of the chosen aspects.

"The Marshals Service is aware of an alleged incident involving one of our employees and is gathering relevant information on the matter to determine the appropriate steps," they said in a statement, declining to name the suspect.

During the spring term of the third year, medical students are taught the basics of medical informatics, including advanced use of MEDLINE and other clinical databases for gathering relevant information for clinical purposes (0.5 credits).

There has been little success (or interest?) in gathering relevant pharmacogenomic information on drugs presently in use.

This scarcity of qualified information might exclude those physicians not fluent in English from gathering relevant and up- to- date information.

The decision-making process in the framework of a rational choice paradigm is about gathering all relevant information to get orientation for a "good", "right" or even "optimal" decision.

However, one of the problems in acquiring data relating to the durability properties of any material and in particular those of FRP composites is the length of time involved in gathering the relevant information.

Model based design of experiments is targeted to make experiments as informative as possible so as to reduce experimental effort by simultaneously gathering all relevant information of the process.

The AIDE concept is thus to create a sort of "real time virtual awareness layer" gathering all relevant information about the context, the vehicle dynamic and the driver's behaviour and status to close the loop and to put the driver into the loop itself.

For instance, the heat map representation of the data did not allow gathering any relevant information about possible relationships between genes and samples directly.

A total of 150 patients (50 patients in each arm) were judged sufficient for an initial assessment of bleeding risks associated with the three study treatments, as well as for gathering all relevant information for designing and organising prior to a proposed larger multicentre study.