Sentence examples for information first presented from inspiring English sources

The test results, from samples taken in late May aboard the research vessel Weatherbird II, appeared to confirm information first presented three weeks ago by another group of researchers, who found evidence of large plumes of dispersed oil droplets in the deep ocean.

As concerns group Inv-first, no significant postural effect was detected for either the Upright or Inverted display, which would imply that visual information first presented in the Inverted display, although insufficient to contaminate observers' posture, provoked a stabilisation reaction which prevented contagion by the subsequent Upright stimulus.

The best thing you can do to improve your grades is to focus and pay attention when the information is first presented to you.

We first presented information about the study and asked participants to give informed consent to participate.

She has trouble distinguishing certain letters — an E on the eye chart looks like a U to her — and when first presented with information, she has a hard time comprehending it.

The first presented nonlinear state model uses all the information, and the second presented nonlinear model uses the same amount of information as the proposed linear model.

This paper provides an introduction to this period in life's history, first presenting background information, before focusing on one animal group, the arthropods.

After first presenting background information on the medical topic, we moved on to various case examples; described when audience members might encounter the need for the specific, targeted, education presented; and explained how to apply the education to currently hospitalized patients.

It is not reading any one given entry in Wikipedia or anywhere else, but rather summarizing that information first and then presenting it in a brief and very visual way.

First, information presented in a publication may not be sufficient to link the data unambiguously to a WormBase database object.

Second, information presented in a paper may not be sufficient for curators to confidently assign annotations without additional background knowledge.