Sentence examples for information believed to be from inspiring English sources
The computer, taken Saturday from an office of the secretary, Hazel Blears, in Manchester, contained restricted government documents, but no information believed to be top secret, BBC television reported.
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Chris Sims, chief constable of West Midlands police, said his force was actively engaged in trying to dispel information it believed to be untrue.
That information is believed to be less valuable, however, and critics say it shows a troubling underside that can accompany allegiances with former Soviet nations, and the problems -- moral and practical -- that follow.
All these pieces of information are believed to be useful for rational design prospective of novel antileishmanial compounds.
Tailoring of health information is believed to be one of the most effective strategies for health promotion and lifestyle-changing interventions [ 23, 45, 46].
Manipulation, does suggest that the motivation is personal gain and the contrast here is that in these examples the manipulation of information is believed to be for the patient's benefit.
The only detectable impurity was a low level of cytosine N-deacetylation, identified by LC-MS (see Supporting Information) and believed to be the minor peaks in Figure 2 c.
Although healthcare information technology is believed to be a key component of antimicrobial stewardship programs, detailed information on the resources required to implement and maintain these sophisticated computer programs is not widely available.
"The consignor provided us with provenance information that we believed to be credible," Ms. Doyle said.
