Sentence examples for information by a number of from inspiring English sources
The provision of these data was not possible due to the implementation of a data transfer ban following the high profile loss of sensitive personal information by a number of Government departments.
The histogram-based attribute vector is rotationally invariant, and importantly it also captures spatial information by integrating a number of local intensity histograms from multi-resolution images of original intensity image.
The IPCC said it hoped to announce decisions shortly in relation to a further referral from West Yorkshire Police, and in relation to information supplied by a number of other forces.
Around ten Tibetans have been seriously wounded after security forces began shooting into an unarmed crowd, according to information gathered by a number of rights groups.
Conversely, discharge summaries have the opportunity to codify the comorbidity information documented by a number of health care providers over the course of an entire hospital admission, allowing for potentially more complete or more important comorbidity to be captured.
The anticipated geographic expansion of the patient database and extended functionality of the EMR to reconcile the existing dichotomy of manual-electronic patient information repositories by a number of NPs is likely to see this benefit extended.
Corbyn said: "We were sent some information and ideas by a number of people in preparing this speech".
A desire for complete information was expressed by a number of parents in various studies [ 24, 27, 41, 70].
MEETorDIE calculates the amount of money being wasted by pulling information from a number of online resources including the Department of Labor.
This study takes the first steps in this process by collecting information on a number of important EIHP activities, which can be compared with evaluation data at future iterations of the International Forum to track any progress in the field as a whole.
This was followed by two hours of information about a number of the species' most physically symmetrical members, delivered by its slightly less symmetrical members.
