Sentence examples for information ideally from inspiring English sources

Others recognise the threat which in vitro testing poses and maintain that we must rely on the unique ability of imaging to provide regional information, ideally including information on function, which cannot be replaced by ex vivo tests [7].

An appreciation for this type of combined information is best illustrated with the introduction of the term "anato-metabolic imaging" [5], in reference to an imaging technique that gathers both anatomical and functional information, ideally within the same examination.

A further improvement in quantification might have been achieved by applying partial volume correction based on the inversion of geometric transfer matrix [18], but it requires the point spread function of the system and accurate anatomical information (ideally from MRI).

Further information, ideally from studies with large type I diabetic groups and nondiabetic reference groups, is needed to confirm this.

Responsiveness and clinical meaningfulness are psychometric properties, which depend on clinical information, ideally objective information, such as a laboratory test result or quantifiable improvement.

The jury or judges must integrate that information, ideally in a numerical way, with the information provided by other types of evidence.

Insight into these factors is needed to develop appropriate consumer information which ideally includes a decision aid on self-testing to promote informed choice [ 33- 35].

I need to rationalise all this information and, ideally, find a way of keeping my various devices in sync, but am debating how best to do this.

"So our biggest hurdle is education – giving these companies the information and ideally convincing them that it works for enough different job types and organisations, and has enough benefits for both the employee and employer, that it is worth it for them to just try".

All electronic health (e-health) interventions require validation as health information technologies, ideally in randomized controlled trial settings.

The UR technique is based on the addition of peak-reducing signals to the signal to be transmitted; these new signals are selected so that they are orthogonal to the original signal and, therefore, can be removed at the receiver without the need of transmitting any side information, and, ideally, without penalizing the BER.