Sentence examples for information for experts from inspiring English sources

The IWC panel said Japan's revised programme, known as Newrep-A, did not contain enough information for experts to determine whether Japan needed to kill whales to fulfil two key objectives: calculating the size of populations necessary for a return to sustainable commercial hunting, and gaining a better understanding of the Antarctic marine ecosystem.

This site offers free data and maps of South African agriculture, natural resources, climate, and land use--from the National Dept. of Agriculture (see above), Provincial Depts. of Agriculture, and the Agricultural Research Council; information about various projects; and contact information for experts.

Its purpose is to ensure leastways the provision of necessary information for expert judgement for both model comprehensibility and also results comprehensibility.

Reporting a PUE case triggered requirements, such as cooperating with an epidemiologic investigation, collecting specimens, providing clinical information for expert committees, and moving patients to isolation wards.

Different approaches to extract the retinal vessel tree or just some specific features with relevant information for the experts have been proposed [6 9].

Further improvements of the vitrification procedure, combined with pre- and postvitrification chemical treatment, would overcome the high sensitivity of bovine oocytes to cryopreservation and provide valuable information for biomedical experts working in human infertility clinic.

By annotating manuscript transcriptions, the Project can publish digital copies of Darwin's manuscripts without loss of information; and because the transcriptions are created by experts in reading Darwin's handwriting, they provide more information for non-experts than the manuscript itself.

The plaintiffs have denied any collaboration with the judge and said they merely provided information for the expert's report as the court encouraged both sides to do.

The goal of this work was to highlight the potential of the infrared spectroscopy as a tool capable of providing complementary information for the expert inspector assessing the timber structures.

Although it is appreciated that research can be reported in a number of different ways, this study chose to only look at the peer-reviewed scientific literature as this is the main source of information for the expert community who are best placed to utilise research outcomes.

In the Information-Choice Questionnaire (ICQ) that was developed for this, respondents evaluated information from experts on seven options for CO2 emission reduction and their consequences.