Sentence examples for information distinguished from inspiring English sources

This relative lack of contextual information distinguished between the intrusive memories of trauma survivors with and without PTSD and predicted subsequent PTSD (Michael et al., 2004).

Logics of information distinguish regularly between hard information and soft information.

The absence of category information distinguishes data clustering (unsupervised learning) from classification or discriminant analysis (supervised learning).

This suggests that the principal function of neuronal networks, viz., the processing of information, distinguishes it from the other networks considered, and plays a vital role in governing its arrangement.

Suggestions are made to label independent information, distinguishing it from less relevant information.

It also attracts consumer's attention, enhances product image, influences consumer's perception about the product, provides information, distinguishes one product from another, and stimulates impulsive buying behavior [ 12, 13].

Hard information is distinguished from soft information (Petersen 2004; Goetzmann et al. 2009; Liberti 2004).

We posit that the nature of the information environment, distinguished by the cost of information, affects traders' ability to prosper.

On the right-hand page are vivid illustrations; on the left, the information: distinguishing characteristics, behaviors, habitat, a map showing the season-by-season range across the continent.

Semantic information distinguishing individual predators in the alarm calls of Gunnison's prairie dogs.

We suggest that BS location and score information distinguishes between genes that are highly induced versus those that have been poorly induced by ATM.