Sentence examples for information not explicitly from inspiring English sources

However, previous ontology literature has paid limited attention to the representation of specific relationships among metadata and the design of reasoning procedures that would allow some information not explicitly specified in the databases or ontologies to be inferred.

The Kerry-McCain proposal also mandates that collectors provide a clear option for users to "opt-out" from the collection of potentially sensitive personal data, as well as personal information not explicitly sanctioned for collection by the bill.

§Some information not explicitly stated, but assumed based on information in trial.

This is because potentially embarrassing or legally sensitive information (not explicitly prohibited under HIPAA) may be contained in text.

We hypothesized that the SVM might have implicitly learned important information not explicitly used for training, in particular, that the SVM score might reflect biological relations such as network distance.

Clearly it is best if items are clear, brief and concise, however when the meaning of items are unclear and unspecific this can leave participants floundering as they have to fill in the information not explicitly given in the item.

Even though knowledge about how these parameters characterise the information is not explicitly available, the human brain is able to decipher this information from the resulting speech signal, including the emotional state of the speaker.

For molecular sequence data especially proteins, standard alphabetical notation of sequence information may not explicitly capture aspects such as their biochemical and physicochemical properties (BPPs) and may to some extent limit tractability to mathematical analyses.

Whenever the information was not explicitly shown in the paper, results are shown in a non-numeric way or the information is not suitable for the discussed problem, NI (Not Informed) is used.

These transcription studies are very powerful, often for the information not mentioned explicitly in the text but contained in their corresponding data sets.

Additional information, not related explicitly to the choice (stage and grade of cancer, and PSA tests), is described in the same amount of detail as a single treatment option (two facing booklet pages).