Sentence examples for information nominated from inspiring English sources

The most preferred source of biosecurity information nominated from a list of providers were private vets (93%, n = 52), followed by research papers/journals (77%, n = 43) and DEFRA (52%, n = 29; Figure  2).

Prior to the jury, the men reported obtaining information from a variety of sources; general practitioners (GPs) were the mostly common source of information (nominated by 8 men), followed by family and friends (nominated by 5), the Internet and media (nominated by 4 men each; table 1).

Two weeks after receipt of the information, nominated supervisors and room leaders will be telephoned by a research assistant who will confirm eligibility, invite study participation and schedule a time to conduct the baseline CATI surveys.

"We are presently going through the archives for 1901-1949 and will in a year's time provide information about who nominated who during that time period," Dr. Nils Ringertz of Stockholm, director of the Electronic Nobel Museum, recently said in an e-mail message.

The Swedish Academy keeps secret for 50 years all information about the authors nominated for the Nobel, only releasing their shortlist for the 1962 prize yesterday.

We'll also be supplying them with information about the companies nominated.

Women nominating "working part time" as their key daily activity were half as likely to seek GWG information as those who nominated raising children fulltime.

Logistic regression was used to investigate the predictors of GWG information seeking and GWG sources nominated as the most important, controlling for technology usage.

With the establishment of the Global Alcohol Database, the WHO Secretariat started to implement regular global questionnaire surveys on alcohol and health among the governmental officials of WHO Member States nominated to provide information to WHO in the areas of alcohol consumption, alcohol-related harm, and policy responses.

Though resource intensive, telephone interviews of chief investigators and nominated users provided rich information.

The thirteen interviews conducted with researchers and nominated users provided more information about impact of these projects than the bibliometric analysis or documentary analysis.