Sentence examples for information exceed from inspiring English sources

In fact, only in this last case the benefits arising from the possession of confidential information exceed the cost of its collection.

As the collection of subsurface characterization and monitoring data is costly, it is imperative that the design of corresponding data collection schemes be cost-effective, i.e., that the expected benefit of new information exceed its cost.

Nowadays the cost of alarms inclusion in automation systems is relatively low and so the volume of information exceed the operator´s ability to carry out effective actions during operation of the process.

Scaling the weights is convenient because records with high information exceed 1 and the weights are trait independent which is useful when analysing multiple traits with identical heritability and information content.

The ENBS provides a necessary and sufficient condition for deciding to conduct more research that is, if the ENBS is greater than zero for any sample size then the benefits of gathering the sample information exceed the costs, and further research is potentially justified.

In this section, we will focus on examples where several such polymorphisms (classified as shared informative) were shared by different taxa in order to retrieve meaningful information exceeding the results inferred from character additivity and phylogenetic analyses.

Some of the information can be readily found through public records searches, but other information exceeded what can normally be found online.

Pointing out that getting information costs time and effort, Mr Stigler argued that people would do so only as long as the additional benefits of having more information exceeded the additional costs of acquiring it.

However, when the size of the extra information exceeds the watermark capacity, the results are obtained with a simulated mixture using the maximal watermarking bandwidth.

In particular, the biggest advantage is that tie-up companies can collect market and customers information exceeding the frame of their own type of business, and to use the information for so-called market basket analysis, which is one of the marketing analyses in order to identify purchase patterns (e.g., to identify what items tend to be purchased together, sequentially or by seasons).

As former federal prosecutor Paul Butler writes, "Sometimes... the cost of obtaining inside information exceeds the value of the information itself .21.