Sentence examples for information often available from inspiring English sources

We recommend supplementing diagnosis-based morbidities with drug-related information (often available from insurers' data) because of the substantial change in expected rates.

FFPE samples are widely available and can be linked to clinical outcome information, often available through institutional or provincial cancer registries.

Given the paucity of information often available to guide pediatric pharmacotherapy, there is a strong desire to "fill-in" such gaps with the best available information available.

He said, for example, that even if a state refused to provide driver's license information to Matrix, that information is often available from private databases.

Further information about the product, such as its ingredients or allergy information, is often available on a separate page that can be accessed by clicking on the image of the product or its title.

Single dose toxicity studies provide information on acute actions or the potential effect of accidental overdose, but this information is often available from the repeat dose toxicity study, obviating the need for the acute study.

However, the white dwarf side of this program is limited by the available photometry and spectroscopy at EUV wavelengths, where there exist critical spectral features that contain diagnostic information often not available at other wavelengths.

2. (S/NF) Important information often is available to non-State members of the Country Team whose agencies participated in the review of this National HUMINT Collection Directive.

C. (S/NF) Important information often is available to non-State members of the Country Team whose agencies participated in the review of this National HUMINT Collection Directive.

These contractors have few incentives to audit the taxpayer dollars they are paying out, and even if they wanted to, they would need information often not available on the claim form.

"Decades of experience in accident investigation have taught F.R.A. that the best information is often available only very early in the investigation, before physical evidence is disturbed and memories cloud," according to railroad administration policy.