Sentence examples for information looked at from inspiring English sources

In May Martin Wattenberg and Fernanda Viégas, who research the display of social information, looked at the ten most popular hashtags on Twitter and discovered that most were used almost exclusively by either black or white authors.

The cross-sectional survey collected demographic information, looked at boatmen's mobility patterns, and assessed boatmen's knowledge about HIV transmission and their own perceptions of risk.

Topics include gathering cost information, looking at the total process, including energy assessments, life cycle assessments, and sensitivity analyses.

He combs the tabloids for information, looks at prior performance (J. Lo has been divorced twice, Mr. Anthony once) and speaks to well-informed confidential sources.

"Sometimes people are more apt to give you information looking at an instrument that they believe is going to tell the truth anyway," he said.

The information looks at how many Medicare patients had to be readmitted to hospitals within a month of being discharged after treatment for heart attack, heart failure or pneumonia between July 2005 and June 2008.

The peer-reviewed study, which is aimed to improve understanding of scientific information, looks at 18 areas including radiation from mobile phones, birth control pills in the aquatic environment, and invasive species.

And then you have consumers of the information looking at it and saying, "Is this useful?

In general, the correlational take on information looks at structured information environments and how information flow is enabled within them by virtue of the systematic ways in which their parts are connected.

Now, armed with that information, look at how many of 2014's accidents have occurred in Southeast Asia.

Throughout the investigation the Justice Department will consider relevant information, looking at both efforts made by the Baltimore police and community experiences and views.