Sentence examples for information derived through from inspiring English sources

GIS facilitates the interpretation of remote sensing data by linking biophysical information measured by remote sensing to maps of natural and cultural landscape attributes, to field measurements, and to socioeconomic information derived through household surveys.

Based on information regarding geographical area, approximate dating, together with paleoenvironmental information derived through faunal analysis, palynological data and pedology, the fossil specimens were grouped into eco-geographical categories.

Humans use sensory information derived through vision, tactile sensation of the skin or kinaesthetic sensation of the position and movement of the joints to perceive the curvature of objects or the curvedness of one's movement trajectories.

The information derived through CT is inherently 3D and contains both contour and tissue density information which is invaluable during the planning process.

It's a subject I've read a lot about, but I wanted to learn about the actual processes at work during the 4-6 weeks between sending in a sample and getting information derived from combing through your genes.

Vital status was established either through information derived from the patient's medical records or through linkage of cancer registry data with information from the population registries of the municipality within the registry areas or through linkage with the national death registry of the Central Bureau of Genealogy.

The MPs report echoed that, saying the government should "clearly set out its policy on the use of information derived by other states through torture in its response to this report and that it encourage a public debate on the ethical dilemmas it faces".

A section of that law states that "no executive branch employee may use nonpublic information derived from [or acquired through] their position as an executive branch employee as a means for making a private profit".

It examines the development of chronic care services in Zambia through information derived from government officials and care organisations on current and projected policies and plans for provision of chronic care.

Workshop 2: "Fossils: our grandparents" Goals: to understand the evolutionary process through phylogenetic information derived from our closest relatives primates and fossils; to understand human origins and our ancestors, their main characteristics, habitats, and evolutionary adaptations.

The information derived from these computational experiments, processed through traditional, continuum numerical methods is used to solve the macroscopic equations without ever deriving them in closed form.