Sentence examples for information long from inspiring English sources

Modiano's driving compulsion is the need to know to dig up information long concealed or lost.

"It clearly would have been nice to have had this information long ago".

Modiano's driving compulsion is the need to know — to dig up information long concealed or lost.

Apparently even listeners who can set aside certain cultural information long enough to enjoy something uncool would just as soon their friends didn't know.

Most of the evidence against Oppenheimer was information long on record about his associations with Communists, and his conflicting stories about the role of his friend Chevalier.

Predicting the Internet's potential for disseminating medical information long before it became a familiar conduit, he was an early proponent of its use, terming laymen who did so "e-patients".

The version 1.00 release of the RInChI code provides three options containing successively less information: Long-RInChIKeys, Short-RInChIKeys and Web-RInChIKeys.

Its major advantages are exposure assessment prior to the diagnosis of disease, the prospective collection of objective exposure information, long-term follow-up of multiple health outcomes, and the flexibility to investigate future changes in technologies or new research questions.

First, the time for the follow-up was too short to determine the extent to which trainees retained the information long-term.

The v7.1 assembly incorporates both sequence information, long-range contiguity from the meiotic map, and gene synteny relationships from amniote genomes.

The questionnaire contained 31 items, including questions on socio-demographic characteristics (birth year, sex, ethnicity, highest level of educational attainment) and health-related information (long-term health conditions and frequency of health visits).