Sentence examples for information developed from from inspiring English sources
The information developed from the state's familial search program suggested that Christopher Franklin was a relative of the source of the DNA from the old crime scenes.
In April, The New York Times reported that federal prosecutors — based on information developed from their investigation of Jacobs — were looking into whether Matt Lehr, an offensive lineman for the New Orleans Saints, had distributed performance-enhancing drugs.
Soil behavior information developed from most laboratory tests are often limited and insufficient to validate constitutive model performance under general loading conditions.
Geological features suspected to be basement fractures (zones of high conductivities) identified from VLF-EM anomaly curves were confirmed by geoelectric subsurface information developed from interpretation results of vertical electrical soundings.
The Task Force created a handout for the students with relevant information developed from the literature.
The information developed from these three projects has transformed the field of genetics and led to genome-wide association studies (GWASs), which aim to identify regions of the genome that are associated with diseases.
Despite the a priori unlikelihood of useful information developing from studies in any of these areas, such investigations are being pursued, and the results are proving to be stimulating.
The MSE performance improvements in Figs. 7, 8, and 9 are mainly due to the prior-information developed from the EMV features (see step c and g) in Table 2, or see A.2 and A.4 in Subsection 4.1 for details).
Administration officials reached this evening said the warning given to Mr. Bush did not come from the F.B.I. or from the information developed by the Phoenix agent.
"Information was developed from jail that the Bloods may have talked about doing some serious harm to Mr. Booker," Sheriff Fontoura said yesterday, adding that an informant relayed the threats to the authorities.
To this end, a maritime automated path planner (MAPP) was developed, incorporating information requirements developed from a cognitive task analysis, with special emphasis on designing for trust.
