Sentence examples for information mainly using from inspiring English sources

At the regional level, INSTAT offices collect, process and analyze the information – mainly, using the tool of surveys.

Data mining, which is the discovery of non-obvious information, mainly uses two different analyses: supervised analyses group the patients according to predefined characteristics and thus allow a correlation of array data with already known parameters such as clinical parameters or outcome.

The Times claims that its reporter Patrick Foster identified Horton "by a process of deduction and detective work, mainly using information on the internet".

In total, QTL information has been generated mainly using 13 genetic combinations (22% of the 2,054 total populations; Fig. 2b), as reported in 454 papers.

A kNN classifier trained in a fully automated way using an atlas was initially proposed by Cocosco et al. [ 9] and Vrooman et al. [ 11] for the classification of the three major tissues from MR brain images, mainly using intensity information.

We designed a second experiment to unravel, from three interdependent cues of patch profitability, which information source was mainly used to update the estimate of environmental profitability.

The following information sources were mainly used to solve the questions (Table  4): paper brochures developed by other organisations (30.9% of questions), books from the information centres own collection (14.1% of questions) and paper brochures developed in the EKZ AMC (13.5% of questions).

Specifically, cross transform uses both the spectral and temporal information (up to 0.33 s) while CMLLR mainly uses spectral information and limited temporal information (up to 0.1 s).

Providing information using ICTs is mainly used to mobilize the community to solve their own health problems [ 22].

This model for stratum assignment mainly uses information from the wt/wt controls to control for confounding.

Australian caregivers mainly used information from the Alzheimer's Australia association to update their knowledge, as a caregiver said: Alzheimer's Australia was a big source of information for me.