Sentence examples for information belong from inspiring English sources
Briefly, by the annotation-based approach, we obtained UniGene (UG) and LocusLink (LL) based matching, whereas probe matches at the RefSeq (RS) and RefSeq-exon (RSEXON) levels by utilizing actual sequence information belong to the latter.
The information belongs to the entire humanity.
"The information belongs to me," she argued.
This information belongs to the website owner only.
"We thought that information belonged in the public domain," said David Axelrod, Mr. Obama's senior adviser.
That information belongs to the client and is available to the investment bankers under strict terms of confidentiality.
"As part of their alleged scheme, they stole military data and personal identifying information belonging to servicemen and women.
They compared the leaking of private information belonging to millions of customers to the phone-hacking scandal that engulfed Rupert Murdoch.
Today, the information belongs to whoever possesses it, under ideas inherited from 17th-century English common law, he said.
Earlier reports had linked the Mafiaboy name to a cybergang called TNT, some of whose members are accused of stealing credit card information belonging to Internet shoppers.
"The AFP has not accessed or applied to access the metadata information belonging to any journalist since 13 October 2015, when new legislation came into effect".
