Sentence examples for information adjusted from inspiring English sources

And imagine being able to take a photo of your dish at a restaurant, say the name of the dish, and have that look up relevant nutritional information (adjusted for the portion size) found in the photo.

And here's the same information, adjusted to show the distance of each voter type from the average voter: Informal voters have become more left wing in recent elections but not greatly so, with a high standard deviation suggesting a large ideological spectrum of disillusioned informal voters.

aInfo Type column identifies the category of information adjusted for in the analyses for the given row.

After exclusion of 2294 patients with missing information adjusted five-year survival among married patients was significantly longer (RR=0.85; 95% CI 0.78-0.93).

Receiving or reading the T-HAN was significantly associated with reported need for cholera health information (adjusted prevalence ratio 1.27 and 1.16, respectively; p<0.05).

We examined personal PB-PAH exposures by major influential factors and developed regression models to estimate PB-PAH exposures based on GPS-tracking data, traffic activity data, and simple questionnaire information (adjusted R ranged from 0.58 to 0.75).

Although largely automated, the testing protocol required intervention by the experimenter to enter relevant information, adjust the camera, and initiate the calibration procedure.

We compared these by examining lowess (nonparametric) smoothing curves, Akaike's information criterion (AIC), Bayesian information criterion, adjusted R (or pseudo- R) values, and root mean squared error.

Some systems can utilize cellular or other communication means to obtain real-time traffic volume information and adjust guidance information to avoid traffic congestion (see e.g., (Kostyniuk et al. 1997a)).

We used the Akaike information criterion adjusted for small sample size (AICc) for multimodel inference63.

As soon as our sources came to us with new information, we adjusted our reporting".