Sentence examples for information expressing that from inspiring English sources

– Finding the most recent information – Expressing that you want just one type of result – Assessing which results are best – Knowing what you're looking for – Expressing your searches in keywords.

The present information expresses that alloxan treatment induced high oxidative effect as proved by the huge build in testicular lipid peroxidation and also a critical decline in testicular GSH and antioxidant enzymes including SOD, CAT, POD, GST, GPX, and GR contents.

In addition to the difficulties a child is likely to experience in reading a document written for adults, the information included and the manner of expressing that information should be different in a document intended for children, particularly for the youngest children.

While driving Kerimov, Trevor monologues about the ineffectiveness of torture, pointing out Kerimov's readiness to supply the FIB with the information without being tortured, and expressing that torture is used as a power play "to assert ourselves".

This piece has been edited to better express that information.

Informants expressed that information on vaginal prolapse was not easily accessed.

They expressed that information that was adapted to specific situations in their daily lives and given in a familiar environment had positive impact on their self-management of COPD.

At the level of the implicate order, the term active information expresses that this level is capable of "informing" the epistemically distinguished, explicate domains of mind and matter.

Participants expressed that additional information is needed on current medication labels such as the purpose of the medication, and the color/size of pills.

The data presented here suggest that lexical semantic knowledge exerts a strong influence over both language and co-speech iconic gesture; that gesture can either reflect or augment information expressed verbally; and that in aphasia the compensatory role of co-speech gesture is especially important.

Mutual information expresses the amount of information that the output conveys about the input (and vice versa).