Sentence examples for information may be applied from inspiring English sources

This information may be applied to optimise remediation strategies in highly and moderately contaminated areas.

Although the standard is not international some basic information may be applied at global scale and most importantly at green façades.

The outcome, a simple 6 point score which accurately estimates the probability of admission from triage information may be applied to help improve patient pathways, prevent re-admissions and reduce costs.

This work provides practical information which may be applied directly in developing and implementing the optimal surveillance and diagnostic testing programs for AIV and NDV.

In both instances the estimated required information size may be applied to grade the evidence reported in a cumulative meta-analysis adjusting for the risk of random error due to repetitive testing on accumulating data [ 5, 6].

Rather than relying on anecdotal advice from classmates or old habits that are no longer working, students should seek help early, consistently practice effective and efficient study strategies, and remember that digesting information (e.g. a S.A.L.A.M.I). in small doses is always more effective at 'keeping the information down' so it may be applied and utilized successfully later.

It offers a basis for safer and cheaper experiments, whereby information from passive tests may be applied to active systems, provided their rates of heat generation are stationary and uniform.

However, no information about interventions that may be applied earlier in the disease trajectory is available.

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Although this Current Topic will focus on the design of zinc metalloproteins, much of the information gleaned from these studies may be applied to the design of proteins coordinating a variety of different metals.