Sentence examples for information concluded from inspiring English sources

And in February, the NHS information concluded, that "there is clearly a north-south divide with northern England having higher obesity prevalence rates than southern England".

The results highlight the importance of every geometrical parameter on overall engine performance, and the information concluded in this study is very useful for the design of a new LTDSE.

An in-depth review of all the research works having used such a unique source of information concluded that it still remains unknown to most shipping specialists (including historians, geographers, and economists).

"All in all, people use the Web to largely access agreeable information," conclude Koutra and co.

Our vision of how this system implementation should be supported by a solid security shield that ensures the privacy and safety of medical information concludes the paper.

In the cat-and-mouse maneuvering over admission to prestigious colleges and universities, thousands of high schools have simply stopped providing that information, concluding it could harm the chances of their very good, but not best, students.

Goldman also took the rare step of admitting the failure and accepting a three-year ban on access to certain sensitive regulatory information, concluding an embarrassing episode that highlighted the blurred lines between the bank and its regulator.

Near the end of Obama's presidency, the White House backed down from its position that law enforcement should get exceptional access to encrypted information, concluding it was not possible without risking exposure to cybercriminals.

The committee's top Democrat, California Rep. Adam B. Schiff, complained in a statement that Prince was "less than forthcoming" with information, concluding that committee Republicans "must compel Prince to testify on these matters" — particularly because the GOP has been acutely focused on finding the source of government leaks.

Both failed to publish the information, concluding that the exchanges by themselves were odd but ultimately innocuous, and reasoning that because the boy's parents had asked for the matter to be kept quiet it would be wrong to do otherwise.

Mugford and colleagues identified 36 published studies of interventions of feedback of information, concluding that information feedback was most likely to influence clinical practice if the information was presented close to the time of decision-making and the clinicians had previously agreed to review their practice [ 9].