Sentence examples for information conferred from inspiring English sources
Thus, AluI-sensitive sites are more sequestered with increasing malignant behavior, but the sequestration and exposure of these sites is exquisitely sensitive to information conferred to the cell by molecules and biomechanical forces that regulate cellular and tissue architecture.
Nonetheless, we should also consider that the information conferred by carotenoid- and melanin-based traits could be used by different receivers [52].
Prioritisation strategies based on the prognostic information conferred by C reactive protein, which is not currently measured in this context, or a combination of C reactive protein and estimated glomerular filtration rate, is unlikely to be cost effective.
The prognostic information conferred by highly sensitive C reactive protein, which is not routinely measured, or a combination of highly sensitive C reactive protein and estimated glomerular filtration rate is unlikely to be cost effective.
The special nature of information confers another advantage.
This act of processing information confers upon them responsibilities in certain cases, he added.
But it's the silhouette portraits that hold the eye, conveying the spirit of their subjects without the overload of information often conferred by the lens (Glueck).
With the initial information, investigators conferred with McDonald's executives and surmised "how the schemes were likely perpetrated," said Thomas J. Pickard, acting F.B.I. director.
Pretty and decorative, they lack the power of the silhouette portraits, which convey arrestingly the spirit of their subjects without the overload of information often conferred by the lens.
When we look at the market [and at] what information is conferred to the customer, one issue is whether it can be compared consistently to other products.
It adds color to experience-dependent information storage, conferring salience to the memories that result.
